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Complex Melts under Extreme Conditions: From Liquid Crystal to Polymers

The Key-Role of Scattering Methods for Flow and Pressure Investigations

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Acknowledgments

I am very pleased to thank all those who have contributed to these developments; first of all, my collaborators, P. Baroni and H. Mendil. Second the chemists, who helped and taught me a lot on the mystery of the synthesis; G. Kirsch (Metz University) and S. Lecommandoux (ENSCPB – Bordeaux). I am also extremely grateful to P.D. Olmsted (University of Leeds), H. Brand (University of Bayreuth), P.G. de Gennes (Curie Institute), P. Martinoty (ULP – Strasbourg) for numerous and fruitful scientific discussions.

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Noirez, L. (2008). Complex Melts under Extreme Conditions: From Liquid Crystal to Polymers. In: Borsali, R., Pecora, R. (eds) Soft Matter Characterization. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-4465-6_15

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