Titlebook: Condensed Matter Research Using Neutrons; Today and Tomorrow Stephen W. Lovesey (Director of the Advanced Resea Book 1984 Springer Science+

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Mechanisms for the Dynamics of Phase Transformations, nucleation, spinodal decomposition (in the case of unmixing) are introduced, and their validity is critically discussed. The theoretical results are compared to recent computer simulations and pertinent experiments. Then the scaling concepts describing the late stages of domain growth are discussed

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Magnetic Excitations in Insulators and Metals, Aspects to be discussed of this interesting development of both theory and experiment include the following topics. Spin waves in ordered structures depending on lattice dimensionality and frustration effects, the sinusoidal ordered structure and crystal field or anisotropy effects. The disordered

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Convective Instabilities in Liquid Crystals Observed by Neutron Scattering,f atomic dimension and mass, and a de Broglie wavelength of interatomic dimension, are obvious. The method has its limitations, however, either because of resolution/ intensity problems, or because of the very nature of the phenomenon we are investigating. The former problem can be remedied by neutr

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Neutron Scattering as a Probe of Magnetic Superconductors and Intermediate Valence Compounds,estigations of magnetic phenomena in condensed matter. This is likely to be the case for the foreseeable future as well. In this article, I shall attempt to review what neutron scattering has revealed in recent years about two rapidly expanding areas of magnetism. The first is the field of the so-ca