Carrier transport simulation of anomalous temperature dependence in nematic liquid crystals.
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Summary
By reproducing the experimental results of the electronic conduction in nematic liquid crystals, the carrier transport phenomena in model liquid crystalline systems constructed on the basis of the Gay-Berne potential and Monte Carlo calculation is investigated.
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- article
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- 2007-10-01
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Keywords
Liquid crystal, Monte Carlo method, Thermal conduction, Condensed matter physics, Materials science
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