The effect of finite particle size on transport and dynamic properties of the two-dimensional systems

N. Bastykova, Sandugash K. Kodanova, N. E. Djienbekov, T.B. Ramazanov

2024

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DOI 10.1109/icops58192.2024.10626944
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

Two-dimensional liquids in systems with special physical properties of importance for new technological innovations and applications are being actively investigated. This work investigates physical systems with perspective applications, such as colloidal systems and systems of ionic microgels, already being introduced in the production of smart sensitive materials with well-controlled properties [1–5]. In this regard, it is relevant and necessary to investigate the physics of such two-dimensional liquids.