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Neutron spin echo (NSE) spectroscopy is the highest energy resolution neutron scattering technique available for examining a large area (in time and space) in condensed matter physics. This broad dynamic and spatial range is extensively exploited in the study of a wide range of scientific problems ranging from the dynamics of glasses, polymer melts, complex fluids and microemulsions to the elementary excitations in superfluid 4He and to ferromagnets and spin glasses. This book reviews the current status and future prospects in NSE spectroscopy describing the method, latest instrumentation and also the use of NSE in fundamental, hard- and soft-matter science. It provides first-hand information for researchers working in the fields touched by NSE. In addition, young researchers, PhD students and graduates interested in the method will obtain a comprehensive overview and guidelines to implementing the NSE technique.
Neutron spin echo (NSE) spectroscopy is the highest energy
resolution neutron scattering technique available for examining a
large area (in time and space) in condensed matter physics. This
broad dynamic and spatial range is extensively exploited in the
study of a wide range of scientific problems ranging from the
dynamics of glasses, polymer melts, complex fluids and
microemulsions to the elementary excitations in superfluid 4He and
to ferromagnets and spin glasses. This book reviews the current
status and future prospects in NSE spectroscopy describing the
method, latest instrumentation and also the use of NSE in
fundamental, hard- and soft-matter science. It provides first-hand
information for researchers working in the fields touched by NSE.
In addition, young researchers, PhD students and graduates
interested in the method will obtain a comprehensive overview and
guidelines to implementing the NSE technique.
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