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External Potential Dynamics Simulation of Morphological Transitions in Diblock Copolymer Melt under an Electric Field

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In this study, we study morphological transitions of diblock copolymer subjected to an applied external electric field by means of external potential dynamics simulation. With this method, the lamellar and the cylindrical phase aligned along the electric field directions are presented, and the kinetic pathways of lamellae are investigated.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 915-916)

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545-548

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April 2014

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Juan Juan Fan*, Wei Li, Zhen Dong Pan, Min Fei Shi

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Copolymer, Electric Field, External Potential Dynamics

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