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Scaled Particle Theory of a System of Spherocylinders: Extension of Calculations to High Pressures

K. L. Savithramma Raman Research Institute, Bangalore, 560080, India
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N. Madhusudana Raman Research Institute, Bangalore, 560080, India
Pages 407-415 | Received 06 Aug 1982, Accepted 05 Nov 1982, Published online: 17 Oct 2011

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A. Daoudi, S. Longuemart, F. Roussel, C. Kolinsky & J. P. Bayle. (2001) Pressure effect on the nematic-isotropic transition in dilaterally substituted nematogens. Liquid Crystals 28:2, pages 291-297.
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A. Drozd-Rzoska, S.J. Rzoska & J. Zioło. (1999) The Influence of High Pressure on the Discontinuity of the Isotropic - Nematic and the Isotropic — Smectic A Phase Transitions Studied by the Low-Frequency Nonlinear Dielectric Effect Measurements. Molecular Crystals and Liquid Crystals Science and Technology. Section A. Molecular Crystals and Liquid Crystals 330:1, pages 7-14.
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C. Rein & D. Demus. (1994) High pressure differential thermal analysis of nematic compounds with different molecular shapes. Liquid Crystals 16:2, pages 323-331.
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C. Rein & D. Demus. (1993) High pressure differential thermal analysis of laterally substituted nematic liquid crystalline compounds. Liquid Crystals 15:2, pages 193-202.
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Kalyan Singh & U.P. Singh. (1989) Perturbation theory for nematic liquid crystals of axially symmetric molecules: Numerical results at high pressures including second- and fourth rank orientational order parameters. Liquid Crystals 6:6, pages 641-655.
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Y. Singh. (1984) Molecular theory of liquid crystals: Application to the nematic phase. Physical Review A 30:1, pages 583-593.
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