Neutron ScatteringG. Kostorz |
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Page 119
... Antiferromagnets In contrast to the situation for ferromagnetic materials , the use of po- larized neutrons for the study of antiferromagnetic structures does not often present an advantage . The large majority of antiferromagnetic ...
... Antiferromagnets In contrast to the situation for ferromagnetic materials , the use of po- larized neutrons for the study of antiferromagnetic structures does not often present an advantage . The large majority of antiferromagnetic ...
Page 121
... antiferromagnetic reflections ( see Table III ) . Since for each domain the configurational symmetry is rhombo ... antiferromagnetic structures of UO2 and UN have this kind of order . Perhaps the most commonly recognized ...
... antiferromagnetic reflections ( see Table III ) . Since for each domain the configurational symmetry is rhombo ... antiferromagnetic structures of UO2 and UN have this kind of order . Perhaps the most commonly recognized ...
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... Antiferromagnetism may also play a role in metal - insulator transitions . A possible mechanism for the development of a band gap below the transi- tion is the introduction of an extra periodicity into the structure in the antiferromagnetic ...
... Antiferromagnetism may also play a role in metal - insulator transitions . A possible mechanism for the development of a band gap below the transi- tion is the introduction of an extra periodicity into the structure in the antiferromagnetic ...
Contents
Neutron Production and Detection | 12 |
Basic Scattering Theory | 21 |
Diffraction from Crystals | 30 |
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Einführung in die Kristallographie Will Kleber,Hans-Joachim Bautsch,Joachim Bohm No preview available - 1998 |