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EnglishIt is described the ''self - heterodyning'' technique, based on the detection of the intensity oscillations which, in the far field zone, can be observed, in the initial transient, at the center of a beam which crosses a homeotropically aligned nematic liquid cristal. The simplicity and versatility of the technique is supported by the wide range of its applications.
It is described the ''self - heterodyning'' technique, based on the detection of the intensity oscillations which, in the far field zone, can be observed, in the initial transient, at the center of a beam which crosses a homeotropically aligned nematic liquid cristal. The simplicity and versatility of the technique is supported by the wide range of its applications.
Self heterodyning: A versatile technique to investigate nematic liquid crystals / Umeton, Cesare Paolo; Cipparrone, Gabriella; Duca, D; Tabiryan, Nv. - In: MOLECULAR CRYSTALS AND LIQUID CRYSTALS SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. SECTION A, MOLECULAR CRYSTALS AND LIQUID CRYSTALS. - ISSN 1058-725X. - 261(1995), pp. 187-195.
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| Titolo: | Self heterodyning: A versatile technique to investigate nematic liquid crystals |
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| Data di pubblicazione: | 1995 |
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| Citazione: | Self heterodyning: A versatile technique to investigate nematic liquid crystals / Umeton, Cesare Paolo; Cipparrone, Gabriella; Duca, D; Tabiryan, Nv. - In: MOLECULAR CRYSTALS AND LIQUID CRYSTALS SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. SECTION A, MOLECULAR CRYSTALS AND LIQUID CRYSTALS. - ISSN 1058-725X. - 261(1995), pp. 187-195. |
| Abstract: | It is described the ''self - heterodyning'' technique, based on the detection of the intensity oscillations which, in the far field zone, can be observed, in the initial transient, at the center of a beam which crosses a homeotropically aligned nematic liquid cristal. The simplicity and versatility of the technique is supported by the wide range of its applications. |
| Handle: | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11770/153001 |
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