Phase separation under shear in two-dimensional binary fluids
PHYSICAL REVIEW E 59:4 (1999) 4366-4373
Spinodal decomposition in binary fluids
(1999) 46-55
Abstract:
We use lattice Boltzmann simulations to investigate the way in which the spinodal decomposition of binary fluids depends on their viscosity and diffusivity. Both bulk phase separation and ordering in a lamellar structure are discussed.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