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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Die Fernsehreportage: Die Vorbereitung,Progress in high pressure technology nowadays allows to characterize the properties of matter submitted to high pressure with approximately the same degree of sophistication and accuracy as obtained in experiments performed under usual atmospheric conditions.

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Neutron Scattering at High Pressure,Progress in high pressure technology nowadays allows to characterize the properties of matter submitted to high pressure with approximately the same degree of sophistication and accuracy as obtained in experiments performed under usual atmospheric conditions.

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978-1-4757-9813-5Springer Science+Business Media New York 1984

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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, and open problems are outlined.

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Condensed Matter Research Using Neutrons978-1-4757-9811-1Series ISSN 0258-1221

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Exkurs: Video Journalismus in der Reportage, 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, and open problems are outlined.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-37796-9sources with higher incident energy the upper limit of the range covered will be extended from say 0.1 eV to perhaps 1 eV. It is therefore appropriate to consider what types of experiment will be profitable in this area. The brief for these lectures is to consider localised electronic excitations.