Search Results - "ZIHERL, P"
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Mosaic two-lengthscale quasicrystals
Published in Nature (London) (13-02-2014)“…The unusual structures of quasicrystals, such as the 18-fold symmetry observed in polymer micelles, lack the repeating cell pattern of conventional hard…”
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Field-induced self-assembly of suspended colloidal membranes
Published in Physical review letters (27-11-2009)“…We report experiments that probe the self-assembly of micrometer-size colloids into one-particle-thick, robust, and self-healing membranes. In a magic-angle…”
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Maximizing Entropy by Minimizing Area: Towards a New Principle of Self-Organization
Published in The journal of physical chemistry. B (25-10-2001)“…We propose a heuristic explanation for the numerous non-close-packed crystal structures observed in various colloidal systems. By developing an analogy between…”
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Many-body contact repulsion of deformable disks
Published in Physical review letters (24-05-2013)“…We use a spring-and-plaquette network model to analyze the repulsion between elastic disks in contact. By studying various 2D geometries, we find that as disks…”
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Aggregates of two-dimensional vesicles: rouleaux, sheets, and convergent extension
Published in Physical review letters (21-09-2007)“…Using both numerical and variational minimization of the bending and adhesion energy of two-dimensional lipid vesicles, we study their aggregation, and we find…”
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From Lumps to Lattices: Crystallized Clusters Made Simple
Published in The journal of physical chemistry. B (09-06-2011)“…Using a minimal model based on the continuum theory of a two-dimensional hard-core/square-shoulder ensemble, we reinterpret the main features of cluster…”
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Observation of condensed phases of quasiplanar core-softened colloids
Published in Physical review letters (14-12-2007)“…We experimentally study the condensed phases of repelling core-softened spheres in two dimensions. The dipolar pair repulsion between superparamagnetic spheres…”
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Flat and sigmoidally curved contact zones in vesicle-vesicle adhesion
Published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences - PNAS (16-01-2007)“…Using the membrane-bending elasticity theory and a simple effective model of adhesion, we study the morphology of lipid vesicle doublets. In the weak adhesion…”
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Soft spheres make more mesophases
Published in Europhysics letters (01-05-2007)“…We use both mean-field methods and numerical simulation to study the phase diagram of classical particles interacting with a hard core and repulsive, soft…”
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Topology of dividing planar tilings: Mitosis and order in epithelial tissues
Published in Physical review. E (01-07-2019)“…We investigate a range of rule-based models of the in-plane structure of growing single-cell-thick epithelia represented by the distribution of frequencies of…”
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Nonaxisymmetric phospholipid vesicles: Rackets, boomerangs, and starfish
Published in Europhysics letters (01-06-2005)“…Within the area difference elasticity model, we numerically minimize the bending energy of phospholipid vesicles to study the nonaxisymmetric shapes at the…”
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Soap froths and crystal structures
Published in Physical review letters (16-10-2000)“…We propose a physical mechanism to explain the crystal symmetries found in macromolecular and supramolecular micellar materials. We argue that the packing…”
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Morphology of small aggregates of red blood cells
Published in Bioelectrochemistry (Amsterdam, Netherlands) (01-08-2008)“…Blood can be considered a two-phase liquid composed of plasma as well as cells and cell aggregates. The degree of cell aggregation is an important determinant…”
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Composite contact of binary lipid membranes
Published in The European physical journal. E, Soft matter and biological physics (01-08-2013)“…Upon adhesion, binary lipid membranes may retain their structural identity but they may also undergo partial fusion promoted by microscopic phase separation of…”
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Continuum Theory for Cluster Morphologies of Soft Colloids
Published in The journal of physical chemistry. B (09-06-2011)“…We introduce a continuum description of the thermodynamics of colloids with a core-corona architecture. In the case of thick coronas, their overlap can be…”
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Morphometry and structure of natural random tilings
Published in The European physical journal. E, Soft matter and biological physics (01-12-2010)“… A vast range of both living and inanimate planar cellular partitions obeys universal empirical laws describing their structure. To better understand this…”
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Pseudo-casimir structural force drives spinodal dewetting in nematic liquid crystals
Published in Physical review letters (07-02-2000)“…We analyze theoretically the fluctuation-induced force in thin nematic films subject to competing surface interactions, and we find that the force is…”
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Colloids on free-standing smectic films
Published in The European physical journal. E, Soft matter and biological physics (01-06-2006)“…We study the structure of a free-standing smectic-A film around a micron-size polystyrene colloid adsorbed onto the film. We find that a colloid or a cluster…”
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Morphology and structure of thin liquid-crystalline films at nematic-isotropic transition
Published in The European physical journal. E, Soft matter and biological physics (01-11-2003)“…We review the main features of very thin nematic liquid-crystalline films on solid substrates, focusing on 5CB on oxidized silicon wafers. By discussing the…”
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Casimir force in liquid crystals close to the nematic–isotropic phase transition
Published in Chemical physics letters (02-10-1998)“…We show that in nematic liquid crystals, the Casimir effect induced by thermal fluctuations of the orientational order is characterized by a short-range force…”
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