Physics of amphiphilic layers : proceedings of the workshop, Les Houches, France, February 10-19, 1987
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Physics of amphiphilic layers : proceedings of the workshop, Les Houches, France, February 10-19, 1987
(Springer proceedings in physics, v. 21)
Springer-Verlag, c1987
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Amphiphilic layers
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"Proceedings of the International Winter School on the Physics of Amphiphilic Layers, which was held at the Centre de Physique des Houches ... "--Pref
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Description
Amphiphilic layers play essential roles in the behaviour of a great variety of disperse systems such as micelles, microemulsions and vesicles. They can also exist as isolated mono- or bilayers, or constitute extended liquid crystalline structures. Although the properties of these different systems may at first sight seem unrelated, theoretical interpretations of them depend on several common concepts. This was the reason for bringing together scientists working in this area for the International Winter School on the Physics of Amphiphilic Layers, which was held at Les Houches, 10 - 18 February, 1987. The papers in this volume discuss mono- and bilayers, interactive forces between layers (with special emphasis on steric forces), ordered structures (in particular swollen lamellar phases and defects), vesicles, micelles (including polymer-like systems), microemulsions (especially random bicontinuous structures) and porous media. The importance of thermal fluctuations in the amphiphilic layers is stressed.
Table of Contents
- Mono- and bilayers
- surface thermal fluctuations
- ordered phases
- vesicles
- micelles
- microemulsions
- porous media.
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