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Eigenvalue Bound Preservation: Numerical Experiments on the 2D Q-Tensor Flow
We study the evolution of nematic liquid crystals in two dimensions using the Q-tensor model, a continuum framework that describes the orientational order of rod-like molecules via symmetric, traceless matrices. Focusing on the Landau-de Gennes energy and its associated gradient flow, we consider a
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