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Multidimensional Optics and Dynamics of Liquid Crystals. Edition No. 1

VDM Publishing House, March 2009, Pages: 236

This book introduces the reader to an alternative
description of multidimensional optics in liquid
crystals and uniaxial media, and gives a
systematical investigation on the dynamic properties
of twist nematic devices and ECB devices including
flow. This book also presents the investigation on
the backflow and dynamic properties of nematic
liquid crystals in modulated electric fields. Based
on the understanding to backflow and dynamics of
liquid crystals, the dynamics of colloidal particles
dispersed in nematic liquid crystals and the flow-
induced dynamic optical crosstalk between pixels in
nematic liquid crystal devices are also studied.
The book is dedicated to both scientists and
engineers, who are seeking an alternative approach
to multidimensional optics in liquid crystals and
uniaxial media, or are seeking efficient theoretical
and numerical calculation methods and a basic
understanding on dynamics of nematic liquid crystals
and colloidal dispersions with liquid crystal
components.

Shouping, Tang.
has worked in the area of liquid crystal-based
devices and has involved extensively in modeling of liquid
crystals and liquid crystal optics. Dr. Tang has a Master’s
degree in Physics from University of Massachusetts, a Master's
degree in Computer Science from University of Texas, and a PhD
in Chemical Physics from Kent State University.