David Allender

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Physics Kent State University, Kent, OH, United States 
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Aerospace Engineering, Electricity and Magnetism Physics, Theory Physics
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Pardaev SA, Shamid SM, Tamba MG, et al. (2016) Second harmonic light scattering induced by defects in the twist-bend nematic phase of liquid crystal dimers. Soft Matter. 12: 4472-82
Parsouzi Z, Shamid SM, Borshch V, et al. (2016) Fluctuation modes of a twist-bend nematic liquid crystal Physical Review X. 6
Shamid SM, Allender DW, Selinger JV. (2014) Predicting a polar analog of chiral blue phases in liquid crystals. Physical Review Letters. 113: 237801
Trojanowski K, Allender DW, Longa L, et al. (2011) Theory of phase transitions of a biaxial nematogen in an external field Molecular Crystals and Liquid Crystals. 540: 59-68
Neupane K, Kang SW, Sharma S, et al. (2006) Dynamic light scattering study of biaxial ordering in a thermotropic liquid crystal. Physical Review Letters. 97: 207802
Panasyuk G, Kelly J, Bos P, et al. (2004) The geometrical optics approach in liquid crystal cells with two- and three-dimensional director variations Proceedings of Spie - the International Society For Optical Engineering. 5289: 119-131
Panasyuk G, Kelly JR, Bos P, et al. (2004) The geometrical optics approach for multidimensional liquid crystal cells Liquid Crystals. 31: 1503-1515
Panasyuk G, Kelly J, Gartland EC, et al. (2003) Geometrical optics approach in liquid crystal films with three-dimensional director variations Physical Review E - Statistical, Nonlinear, and Soft Matter Physics. 67: 417021-4170210
Liu X, Allender DW, Finotello D. (2002) Calorimetric study of nematic prewetting Europhysics Letters. 59: 848-854
Panasyuk G, Allender DW. (2002) Model for the director and electric field in liquid crystal cells having twist walls or disclination lines Journal of Applied Physics. 91: 9603-9612
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