Titlebook: Micelles, Membranes, Microemulsions, and Monolayers; William M. Gelbart,Avinoam Ben-Shaul,Didier Roux Textbook 1994 Springer-Verlag New Yo

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Micellar Growth, Flexibility and Polymorphism in Dilute Solutions,g time to realize, however, that this polymorphism also takes place in very dilute dispersions. The basic difficulty with dilute solutions is the challenge to characterize unambiguously the shape of aggregates. The average distance between aggregates is much larger than in the concentrated phases, a

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Geometrical Foundation of Mesomorphic Polymorphism, that the only interaction present between interfaces takes place . the aggregates and constrains their size along one direction to stay constant, with a value of about twice the length of a molecule. The deformations of the aggregates under concentration changes, or the evolution of their interfaci

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Lamellar Phases: Effect of Fluctuations (Theory),lar phases occupy a surprisingly large place in the phase diagrams [1]. Their importance also relies on their observed coexistence with less ordered phases (microemulsions) [2,3] or more ordered structures (e.g., hexagonal or cubic phases) [4] which place them in a unique intermediary position (and

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David Andelman,Francoise Brochard,Charles Knobler,Francis Rondelez

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