Surface spin-flop and discommensuration transitions in antiferromagnets
PHYSICAL REVIEW B 59:9 (1999) 6239-6249
Dynamics of self-assembly in complex fluids
NUOVO CIMENTO D 20:12BIS (1998) 2393-2399
Abstract:
Lattice Boltzmann simulations are used to study the phase ordering of a system quenched into a lamellar phase. Hydrodynamic modes are found to be essential for the fluid to avoid frozen metastable configurations and reach the equilibrium state. We also show that a shear imposed on an equilibrium array of droplets can induce a micellar-lamellar transition.Modeling the Dynamics of Amphiphilic Fluids
International Journal of Modern Physics C World Scientific Publishing 9:08 (1998) 1469-1478
Spinodal decomposition in two-dimensional binary fluids
INT J MOD PHYS C 9:8 (1998) 1373-1382
Abstract:
We use lattice-Boltzmann simulations to examine late stage spinodal decomposition in binary fluids, showing that the scaling hypothesis for phase ordering does not hold in all cases. We also examine the effects of an applied shear on the coarsening of the spinodal pattern.Surface spin-flop and discommensuration transitions in antiferromagnets
(1998)