Abstract
ABSTRACT Universe is considered as the largest condensed matter system. After the big bang, when the universe began to form, some topologically stable structures were left behind during spontaneous symmetry breaking. These defects are supposed to show similarities with the different condensed matter systems. The dynamic and static studies of defects in condensed matter system are expected to resolve some of the unsolved problems of topological phase transitions. The aim of this paper is to study the dynamics of the topological defect in Liquid Crystal and thereby explain how some inhomogeneities incorporated in them, promote these defects. These results are further related to those with the cosmological evolution. Optical photographs of doped KCFLC 10S: Figure 2(c) Finger print texture, Figure 3(b) streaks like textures, Figure 3(c) strings
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