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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 ...
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... 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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alloys amplitude antiferromagnetic atoms average Bragg peaks Bragg scattering calculated chain chapter by Kostorz Chem coherent collimation concentration cross section Crystallogr Debye-Waller factor defect density dependence detector direction dispersion curves displacements distribution domain elastic electron energy experimental ferroelectric ferromagnetic flux line frequency hydrides hydrogen impurity incoherent scattering inelastic scattering Institut Laue-Langevin intensity interaction isotope Kostorz and Lovesey Lett magnetic scattering materials matrix measurements metal mode molecules monochromator neutron beam neutron diffraction neutron SAS neutron scattering nuclear obtained orientation parameters particles peak phase phonon Phys plane polarized neutron polymer Proc quasi-elastic reactor reciprocal lattice reflection resolution sample scattering cross section scattering length scattering vector Schelten Schmatz shown in Fig single crystal solid spin structure factor studies symmetry technique temperature theory thermal neutron tion transition unit cell values wave vector wavelength width x-ray ΦΩ
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Einführung in die Kristallographie Will Kleber,Hans-Joachim Bautsch,Joachim Bohm No preview available - 1998 |