Neutron Scattering: Treatise on Materials Science and Technology, Vol. 15, Volume 15G. Kostorz Treatise on Materials Science and Technology, Volume 15: Neutron Scattering shows how neutron scattering methods can be used to obtain important information on materials. The book discusses the general principles of neutron scattering; the techniques used in neutron crystallography; and the applications of nuclear and magnetic scattering. The text also describes the measurement of phonons, their role in phase transformations, and their behavior in the presence of crystal defects; and quasi-elastic scattering, with its special merits in the study of microscopic dynamical phenomena in solids and liquids. Special materials problems in neutron devices are also considered. Materials scientists, solid state physicists, physical chemists, and metallurgists will find the book invaluable. |
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Page vii
... Hydrogen in Metals K. Sköld, M. H. Mueller, and T. O. Brun II. III. IV. Introduction Structure of Metal Hydrides Phonon Dispersion Curves in Metal—Hydrogen Systems Hydrogen Diffusion and Quasi-Elastic Neutron Scattering References ...
... Hydrogen in Metals K. Sköld, M. H. Mueller, and T. O. Brun II. III. IV. Introduction Structure of Metal Hydrides Phonon Dispersion Curves in Metal—Hydrogen Systems Hydrogen Diffusion and Quasi-Elastic Neutron Scattering References ...
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... hydrogen dissolved in metals and the conformation and dynamics of polymers are two outstanding subjects to which neutron scattering has contributed so much in recent years that separate chapters are devoted to covering these fields ...
... hydrogen dissolved in metals and the conformation and dynamics of polymers are two outstanding subjects to which neutron scattering has contributed so much in recent years that separate chapters are devoted to covering these fields ...
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... simply the average over one of its components. See the chapter by Sköld et al. for an example of Gine in metal-hydrogen systems. scattering [we use the static approximation but a Debye–Waller factor 36 G. KOSTORZ AND S. W. LOVESEY.
... simply the average over one of its components. See the chapter by Sköld et al. for an example of Gine in metal-hydrogen systems. scattering [we use the static approximation but a Debye–Waller factor 36 G. KOSTORZ AND S. W. LOVESEY.
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... hydrogen in metals. Here, we only introduce some simple relations obtained from a particular model for translational motion. As the behavior predicted by Eq. (107) is hardly ever found in any real system and the macroscopic diffusion ...
... hydrogen in metals. Here, we only introduce some simple relations obtained from a particular model for translational motion. As the behavior predicted by Eq. (107) is hardly ever found in any real system and the macroscopic diffusion ...
Page 71
... hydrogen, and oxygen have scattering lengths of the same order of magnitude as lead and uranium. This makes it possible to use neutron diffraction to determine the positions of these light elements in combination with heavy ones ...
... hydrogen, and oxygen have scattering lengths of the same order of magnitude as lead and uranium. This makes it possible to use neutron diffraction to determine the positions of these light elements in combination with heavy ones ...
Contents
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Chapter 3 Phonons and Structural Phase Transitions | 131 |
Chapter 4 Phonons and Defects | 191 |
Chapter 5 SmallAngle Scattering and Its Applications to Materials Science | 227 |
Chapter 6 Diffusion Elastic Neutron Scattering from Nonmagnetic Materials | 291 |
Chapter 7 Magnetic Inhomogeneities | 337 |
Chapter 8 Polymer Conformation and Dynamics | 381 |
Chapter 9 Hydrogen in Metals | 423 |
Chapter 10 Materials Problems in Neutron Devices | 461 |
Index | 513 |
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