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Lehmann effect: a standalone construct

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Liquid crystal physics

the continuous rotation of cholesteric droplets or textures driven by a temperature gradient, a thermomechanical coupling in chiral liquid crystals.

In liquid crystal physics, Lehmann effect refers to the continuous rotation of cholesteric droplets or textures driven by a temperature gradient, a thermomechanical coupling in chiral liquid crystals. This meaning comes from Oswald (2008) in Physical Review Letters.[1]

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References

Oswald, P., & Dequidt, A. (2008). Measurement of the Continuous Lehmann Rotation of Cholesteric Droplets Subjected to a Temperature Gradient. Physical Review Letters, 100(21). https://doi.org/10.1103/physrevlett.100.217802

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