Jun-ichi FUKUDA

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Kyushu University

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Jun-ichi Fukuda is a Professor at Kyushu University in Japan. His research focuses on continuum modeling and simulation of ferroelectric liquid crystals, topological phases in chiral lattice models, and machine learning applications for structure identification in soft materials. Recent articles highlight his work on the dynamics of liquid crystalline structures and topological defects.

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2020

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Kenji Katayama

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Toshikaze Kariyado

National Institute for Materials Science

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Articles (14)

Realization of Topological Phase in a Chiral Honeycomb Lattice Model

Continuum modeling and simulation of a ferroelectric smectic- A liquid crystal

Oscillating edge current in polar active fluid

Direct simulation and machine learning structure identification unravel soft martensitic transformation and twinning dynamics

Formation of topological defects at liquid/liquid crystal interfaces in micro-wells controlled by surfactants and light

Exotic structures of a thin film of chiral liquid crystals: a numerical study based on the Landau–de Gennes theory

Structure of twin boundaries of cholesteric blue phase I

Liquid Crystalline Half‐Skyrmions and Their Optical Properties

Simulation of a cholesteric blue phase cell with large but finite thickness

Publisher Correction: Multistep nucleation of anisotropic molecules

Multistep nucleation of anisotropic molecules

Molecular architecture dependence of mesogen rotation during uniaxial elongation of liquid crystal elastomers

Directed self-assembly of soft 3D photonic crystals for holograms with omnidirectional circular-polarization selectivity

Lattice orientation of cholesteric blue phases in contact with surfaces enforcing unidirectional planar anchoring

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Kenji Katayama

Toshikaze Kariyado

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