ArticleNature communications2022
Soliton walls paired by polar surface interactions in a ferroelectric nematic liquid crystal.
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Abstract
Surface interactions are responsible for many properties of condensed matter, ranging from crystal faceting to the kinetics of phase transitions. Usually, these interactions are polar along the normal to the interface and apolar within the interface. Here we demonstrate that polar in-plane surface interactions of a ferroelectric nematic N
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