Left or right cholesterics? A matter of helix handedness and curliness

Communication: From rods to helices: Evidence of a screw-like nematic phase

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Nanoconfinement-Induced Structures in Chiral Liquid Crystals

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The isotropic-to-nematic phase transition in hard helices: Theory and simulation

(2013) Elisa Frezza et al.   JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS

Hybrid nanocolloids with programmed three-dimensional shape and material composition

(2013) Andrew G. Mark et al.   NATURE MATERIALS

Controlling chirality with helix inversion in cholesteric liquid crystals

(2012) Nathalie Katsonis et al.   JOURNAL OF MATERIALS CHEMISTRY

A study of steric chirality: the chiral nematic phase of a system of chiral two-site HGO molecules

(2011) Szabolcs Varga et al.   MOLECULAR PHYSICS

Right- and left-handed liquid crystal assemblies of oligonucleotides: phase chirality as a reporter of a change in non-chiral interactions?

(2011) Elisa Frezza et al.   Soft Matter

Chirality transfer across length-scales in nematic liquid crystals: fundamentals and applications

(2010) Silvia Pieraccini et al.   CHEMICAL SOCIETY REVIEWS

Right-handed double-helix ultrashort DNA yields chiral nematic phases with both right- and left-handed director twist

(2010) Giuliano Zanchetta et al.   PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Generalized van der Waals theory for the twist elastic modulus and helical pitch of cholesterics

(2009) H. H. Wensink et al.   JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS

DNA Cholesteric Phases: The Role of DNA Molecular Chirality and DNA−DNA Electrostatic Interactions

(2008) A. G. Cherstvy   JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY B

Phase behavior of wormlike rods

(2008) Giorgio Cinacchi et al.   PHYSICAL REVIEW E