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Ferroelectricity of a smectic C liquid crystal with doping-induced helical structure

K. -H. Gerlach Physikalisches Institut der Universitat, Munster, FRG, West Germany
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R. Klappert Physikalisches Institut der Universitat, Munster, FRG, West Germany
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F. Fischer Physikalisches Institut der Universitat, Munster, FRG, West Germany
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J. Wahl Physikalisches Institut der Universitat, Munster, FRG, West Germany; VDO Adolf Schindling AG, Schwalbach/Taunus
Pages 135-144 | Published online: 15 Mar 2011

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A.M. Lackner, S.M. Wong, K-C. Lim, J.D. Margerum & M.E. Neubert. (1989) Properties of new ferroelectric materials. Liquid Crystals 5:4, pages 1259-1267.
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K. Siemensmeyer & H. Stegemeyer. (1989) Tilt angles and spontaneous polarization in induced S*c phases. Liquid Crystals 5:4, pages 1187-1193.
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L. Bata, N. ÉBer, L.A. Beresnev, S.G. Kononov & M.A. Saidakhmetov. (1988) Temperature dependence of spontaneous polarization and tilt in a homologous series of smectics c doped with a chiral additive. Phase Transitions 12:3, pages 247-262.
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K. Siemensmeyer & H. Stegemeyer. (1988) Ferroelectric properties of induced smectic C* liquid crystalline phases. Chemical Physics Letters 148:5, pages 409-412.
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