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Page 124
... ferromagnetic transition takes place at 312 K and below this temperature the scattering in the region of the 100 ... ferromagnet more nearly than a ferromagnet . Below 80 K there is a change in the diffraction pattern and the satellites ...
... ferromagnetic transition takes place at 312 K and below this temperature the scattering in the region of the 100 ... ferromagnet more nearly than a ferromagnet . Below 80 K there is a change in the diffraction pattern and the satellites ...
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... Ferromagnetic Alloys . D. Concentrated Ferromagnetic Alloys E. Antiferromagnetic Alloys and Spin Glasses F. Amorphous Ferromagnets III . Magnetic Domains . A. Ferromagnetic Domains B. Antiferromagnetic Domains IV . Flux Lines in ...
... Ferromagnetic Alloys . D. Concentrated Ferromagnetic Alloys E. Antiferromagnetic Alloys and Spin Glasses F. Amorphous Ferromagnets III . Magnetic Domains . A. Ferromagnetic Domains B. Antiferromagnetic Domains IV . Flux Lines in ...
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... ferromagnetic in these alloys at least over distances up to 30 Å . The magnetic scattering is separated from a large nuclear diffuse cross section resulting from the opposite signs of the Cu and Mn nuclear scattering lengths . The ...
... ferromagnetic in these alloys at least over distances up to 30 Å . The magnetic scattering is separated from a large nuclear diffuse cross section resulting from the opposite signs of the Cu and Mn nuclear scattering lengths . The ...
Contents
Neutron Production and Detection | 12 |
Basic Scattering Theory | 21 |
Diffraction from Crystals | 30 |
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Ź 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 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 |