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Emergence of Nanoscale Modulation in Liquid Crystals as a Result of Short-Range Order Parameter Condensation
The discovery of the twist-bend nematic phase in liquid crystals composed of bent-core and dimeric molecules has revealed an unexpected mechanism for the spontaneous formation of nanoscale periodic structures in soft condensed matter. Unlike conventional liquid-crystalline phases, the twist-bend pha
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