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Grazing-angle neutron diffraction
Physical Review B, 1989We report the first grazing-angle neutron-diffraction experiment. Byrelaxing all collimations except that of the incident beam, we have obtainedadequate intensity to observe simultaneously the specularly reflected and(1/bar 1/1) grazing-angle diffracted beams from the (110) surface of alarge perfect silicon crystal.
, Ankner, , Zabel, , Neumann, , Majkrzak
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1986
Abstract Neutrons are a principal tool for the study of lattice vibrational spectra in materials. This article provides a detailed account of fission and spallation methods of neutron production that are capable of producing sufficient intensity to be useful in neutron scattering research.
W.B. Yelon, F.K. Ross, A.D. Krawitz
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Abstract Neutrons are a principal tool for the study of lattice vibrational spectra in materials. This article provides a detailed account of fission and spallation methods of neutron production that are capable of producing sufficient intensity to be useful in neutron scattering research.
W.B. Yelon, F.K. Ross, A.D. Krawitz
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MRS Bulletin, 1990
For many classes of materials, neutron diffraction is the best way to obtain detailed atomic-level structural information. Diffraction experiments on single crystals provide the most precise data, but sufficiently large specimens (>0.1–0.5 mm3) are often not available.
James D. Jorgensen, John M. Newsam
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For many classes of materials, neutron diffraction is the best way to obtain detailed atomic-level structural information. Diffraction experiments on single crystals provide the most precise data, but sufficiently large specimens (>0.1–0.5 mm3) are often not available.
James D. Jorgensen, John M. Newsam
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Neutron Diffraction by Crystals
Nature, 1949IN considering the new technique of neutron diffraction by crystals it is necessary to discuss: (1) the properties of neutrons ; (2) their sources, methods of observation and measurement ; (3) their interaction with matter (4) experimental methods ; (5) results of experiments.
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2007
An introduction is given to neutrons and their scattering from assemblies of atoms. This is linked with how neutrons may be exploited in the study of a variety of phenomena in the fields of crystallography, magnetism, solid-state reaction chemistry, engineering and materials science.
C. J. Howard, E. H. Kisi
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An introduction is given to neutrons and their scattering from assemblies of atoms. This is linked with how neutrons may be exploited in the study of a variety of phenomena in the fields of crystallography, magnetism, solid-state reaction chemistry, engineering and materials science.
C. J. Howard, E. H. Kisi
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Neutron Diffraction Techniques
1991Structural properties of hydrogen-bonded liquids can be investigated by thermal neutron diffraction. The basic formalism linking the measured intensity distribution to the liquid structure factor SM(Q) and the partial pair correlation functions gαβ(r) is described.
P. Chieux, J. C. Dore
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Annual Review of Nuclear Science, 1961
M K Wilkinson, E O Wollan, W C Koehler
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M K Wilkinson, E O Wollan, W C Koehler
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