Planar and non-planar solidification Planar and non-planar solidification of optically organized smectic films
H. Vasseur

TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel freezing process that produces highly homogeneous chiral smectic films with both planar and complex three-dimensional shapes, advancing the control over optical film properties.
Contribution
The study presents an original freezing technique enabling the formation of uniform chiral smectic films with diverse geometries, including non-planar shapes.
Findings
Homogeneous films achieved on planar and complex 3D shapes
Optical homogeneity confirmed across different geometries
Process enables new possibilities for optical film applications
Abstract
We present in this letter an original freezing process yielding remarkably homogeneous films of chiral smectics. This optical homogeneity is observed on planar films as well as on films exhibiting various complex three-dimensional shapes.
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Taxonomy
TopicsLiquid Crystal Research Advancements · Photonic Crystals and Applications · Nonlinear Dynamics and Pattern Formation
