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A lattice gas with long-range R^-3 repulsive interactions is shown to support disk and stripe domains, as well as complex intermediate domain structures. In a sharp-interface limit we examine melting of two-dimensional crystals of disk domains, and the analogous destruction of the stripe phase driven by changing density and temperature. The stripe phase provides an example of a material with two-dimensional smectic order.
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