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Shape enantiomerism in semi-rigid polymer liquid crystals
Weakly flexible, directed polymers can adopt a potentially infinite variety of conformations, some of them chiral. We develop a second-virial theory for semi-rigid polymers embedded in a nematic environment based on the assumption that the chains possess no intrinsic molecular chirality but can take
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