Does anyone know anomalous behavior of viscosity of liquid(s) versus pressure? Temperature? If so, please give any specific example by experiment, theory and/or simulation. I have got a new one by MD simulation (by Green-Kubo and Stokes-Einstein) that exactly mimics the experimental.
Alex V Zakharov
In the case of liquid crystal systems, when a temperature is reduced towards a nematic (N) -smectic A (A) phase transition temperature (T_{NA}), e.g. at a few tens of millikelvins from T_{NA}in the nematic phase the values of the rotational viscosity coefficient (RVC) shows the critical behavior. So, the RVC diverges when T goes to T_{NA}. See, for instance, J. Chem. Phys. 128, 074905 (2008)).
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