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Nuclear resonant inelastic and quasi-elastic scattering

Nuclear Resonant Inelastic and Quasi-Elastic Scattering.1454... [Pg.1447]

The nuclear resonant inelastic and quasi-elastic scattering method has distinct features favorable for studies concerning the microscopic dynamics (i.e., lattice vibration, diffusion, and molecular rotation) of materials. One advantageous feature is the ability to measure the element-specific dynamics of condensed matter. For example, in solids the partial phonon density of states can be measured. Furthermore, measurements under exotic conditions -such as high pressure, small samples, and thin films - are possible because of the high brilliance of synchrotron radiation. (For the definition of brilliance, see O Sect. 50.3.4.5 of Chap. 50, Vol. 5, on Particle Accelerators. ) This method is applicable not only to solids but also to liquids and gases, and there is no limitation concerning the sample temperature. [Pg.1454]


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Elastic scattering

Inelastic

Inelastic scatter

Inelastic scattering, and

Inelasticity

Nuclear elastic scattering

Nuclear resonant elastic scattering

Nuclear resonant scattering

Quasi-elastic

Quasi-elastic scattering

Resonance scattering

Resonant scattering

Scatter elastically

Scatter inelastically

Scattering elastic and inelastic

Scattering elastic/inelastic

Scattering nuclear

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