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      Theory of phase-ordering kinetics

      Advances in Physics
      Informa UK Limited

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              Cosmology in the laboratory: defect dynamics in liquid crystals.

              Liquid crystals are remarkably useful for laboratory exploration of the dynamics of cosmologically relevant defects. They are convenient to work with, they allow the direct study of the "scaling solution" for a network of strings, and they provide a model for the evolution of monopoles and texture. Experiments described here support the simple "one-scale" model for cosmic string evolution, as well as some qualitative predictions of string statistical mechanics. The structure of monopoles and their apparent cylindrical but not spherical symmetry is discussed. A particular kind of defect known as texture is described and is shown to have a dynamical instability-it can decay into a monopole-antimonopole pair. This decay process has been observed occurring in the liquid crystal, and studied with numerical simulations.
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                Journal
                Advances in Physics
                Advances in Physics
                Informa UK Limited
                0001-8732
                1460-6976
                November 08 2010
                November 08 2010
                : 51
                : 2
                : 481-587
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                10.1080/00018730110117433
                8390bcdc-25ce-4561-a4a9-4d6c95c71bb9
                © 2010
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