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Liquid crystalline order and its impact on shape evolution of fluid lipid membranes
Dynamic approaches to minimize the classical curvature-elasticity free energy for a fluid lipid membrane, are extended towards a Surface Beris--Edwards--Helfrich model. This extension explicitly treats the liquid crystal structure of the membrane, which results from the lipid molecules, that are, on
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