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Turbulence to turbulence transition in homeotropically aligned nematic liquid crystals

Lucchetta et al., 1999

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4239606455355329787
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Lucchetta D
Scaramuzza N
Strangi G
Versace C
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Physical Review E

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In this paper, a study of the electrically driven turbulent-turbulent transition in a homeotropically oriented nematic sample is reported. The transition has the characteristics of a nucleation process, and its threshold has been experimentally determined. The …
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