A new paper has been published on the unusual microstructure of smectics — liquid crystals whose molecules are arranged in layers and form ellipses and hyperbolas — and their similarity to martensites, a crystalline structure of steel.
A new paper has been published on the unusual microstructure of smectics — liquid crystals whose molecules are arranged in layers and form ellipses and hyperbolas — and their similarity to martensites, a crystalline structure of steel.