Neutron physics experiments exploiting the pulsing capability of the Vienna TRIGA-Mark ll

The combination of a pulsed high magnetic field system with the pulsing capability of the TRIGA reactor leads to the realization of a neutron diffractometer which opens new fields in solid state physics. It allows to expose the sample to magnetic fields of up to 25 T and hence to study field-induced phase transitions in ferri- and antiferromagnetically ordering materials. Neutron depolarization is another technique where such a pulsed high magnetic field is of great merit. (author)