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Just after the start into the new millennium the concept for combined neutron and X-ray imaging was introduced by extending the standard configuration of the thermal neutron imaging NEUTRA instrument with a complementary 320 kV X-ray tube setup.
Eberhard H. Lehmann+5 more
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The membrane is one of the key structural materials of biology at the cellular level. Composed predominantly of a bilayer of lipids with embedded and bound proteins, it defines the boundaries of the cell and many organelles essential to life and ...
S. Qian, V. Sharma, L. Clifton
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Evolution of porous materials from ancient remedies to modern frameworks
Porous materials play a significant role in modern chemistry and materials science; despite recent scientific interest, they have a history dating back to antiquity.
Gregory S. Day+3 more
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In the past decade neutron dark-field contrast imaging has developed from a qualitative tool depicting microstructural inhomogeneities in bulk samples on a macroscopic scale of tens to hundreds of micrometers to a quantitative spatial resolved small ...
Jacopo Valsecchi+5 more
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Order-disorder in room-temperature ionic liquids probed via methyl quantum tunneling
Room-temperature ionic liquids are promising candidates for applications ranging from electrolytes for energy storage devices to lubricants for food and cellulose processing to compounds for pharmaceutics, biotransformation, and biopreservation.
Eugene Mamontov+2 more
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Neutron Compton scattering [PDF]
22 pages, LaTeX. To be published in J.
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Over the past decade, wavelength-dependent neutron radiography, also known as Bragg-edge imaging, has been employed as a non-destructive bulk characterization method due to its sensitivity to coherent elastic neutron scattering that is associated with ...
Gian Song+16 more
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Neutron Total Scattering and Inelastic Neutron Scattering
Measurement of total scattering, which includes both the Bragg peaks and the diffuse scattering, can give information about the short-range structure of materials. This is quite useful for understanding the structure of liquid, glasses and amorphous materials.
Toshiharu Fukunaga+3 more
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Quantum wake dynamics in Heisenberg antiferromagnetic chains
It has long been suggested that the inverse Fourier transform of neutron scattering data gives access to space- and time-resolved spin-spin correlations. Scheie et al.
A. Scheie+6 more
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Quasielastic neutron scattering from two dimensional antiferromagnets at a finite temperature [PDF]
We consider frequency dependence of the neutron scattering amplitude from a two-dimensional quantum antiferromagnet. It is well known that the long range order disappears at any finite temperature and hence the elastic neutron scattering Bragg peak is ...
Katanin, A. A., Sushkov, O. P.
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