Neutron Scattering in Materials Science II: Volume 376Dan A. Neumann, Thomas P. Russell, Bernhardt J. Wuensch Neutron scattering proves itself a highly international area of research as scientists and engineers from twenty-one countries come together in this volume - to discuss the growth and maturation of the use of neutrons as a probe in materials research and to survey current applications. A wide range of materials are examined, including polymers, cements, high-Tc superconducting oxides and carbides, inorganic glasses, magnetic films, ceramics and metallic alloys. Topics include: instrumentation at major neutron facilities in North America; developments in instrumentation and techniques; neutron reflectivity studies of surfaces and interfaces; small angle neutron scattering (SANS) studies of polymers and complex fluids; SANS studies of ceramics and metals; residual stress analysis; cementitious materials; high-Tc superconducting materials; interfaces, multilayers and nanocrystals of magnetic materials; oxide materials; inorganic glasses; alloys; and adsorbed systems, inelastic scattering and dynamics. |
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... values are < cose > . The values for the three larger surfactants then show that either the molecules are tilted about 600 away from the normal and / or there are kinks between the two centres . Combination of the values of σ , Oh and ...
... values are < cose > . The values for the three larger surfactants then show that either the molecules are tilted about 600 away from the normal and / or there are kinks between the two centres . Combination of the values of σ , Oh and ...
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... values for the sample sintered at 1000 ° C . The scattering at the large Q values exhibits Q Porod law behavior . A quantitative microstructure model has been developed in which the scattering features are assumed to be an approximately ...
... values for the sample sintered at 1000 ° C . The scattering at the large Q values exhibits Q Porod law behavior . A quantitative microstructure model has been developed in which the scattering features are assumed to be an approximately ...
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... values that are similar in magnitude to those in Table 1. There are significant differences between the fits in Tables 5 and 6 in the size of ¿ , R and D even though the values of chi square in the two fits are almost identical ...
... values that are similar in magnitude to those in Table 1. There are significant differences between the fits in Tables 5 and 6 in the size of ¿ , R and D even though the values of chi square in the two fits are almost identical ...
Contents
THE EARLY DAYS OF NEUTRON SCATTERING | 3 |
THE MANUEL LUJAN JR NEUTRON SCATTERING CENTER LANSCE | 13 |
INSTRUMENTATION FOR NEUTRON SCATTERING AT | 25 |
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