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[en] Neutron quasi-elastic scattering experiments in the smectic H, C and A phases of TBBA are presented, using the high resolution backscattering technique. The data are analyzed in terms of translational motion and are characterized by an apparent self diffusion coefficient Dsub(ap). The physical meaning of Dsub(ap) is discussed in terms of the true bulk self diffusion tensor and other kinds of translational motions
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On presente des experiences de diffusion quasi-elastique de neutrons sur les phases smectiques H, C et A du TBBA, faites en utilisant la technique de backscattering. Les resultats sont analyses en termes de mouvements translationnels et on definit un coefficient de self diffusion apparent Dsub(ap). La signification physique de Dsub(ap) est discutee en fonction du tenseur de self diffusion et d'autres types de mouvements translationnelsRecord Type
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J. Phys. (Paris), Lett; v. 36(11); p. L.275-L.277
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[en] The dynamics of glasses shows some distinct differences with respect to the crystalline state. Both in the short time regime (boson peak) and the microscopically slow regime (alpha- and beta-relaxation) there are glass-typical features. The outstanding sharpness of nuclear transitions offers a new tool to investigate the properties of glasses at long times, i.e., some nanoseconds to microseconds. The article will give a short introduction to glass-dynamic and convenient parameters for the theoretical description and will summarize recent results on model systems
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Copyright (c) 1999 Kluwer Academic Publishers; Country of input: International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
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[en] We investigate the degree to which the scaling functions f(ψ') derived from inclusive electron-nucleus quasielastic scattering define the same function for different nuclei. In the region where the scaling variable ψ'<0 , we find that this superscaling is experimentally realized to a high degree. copyright 1999 The American Physical Society
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Nelin, G.; Skoeld, K.
AB Atomenergi, Nykoeping (Sweden)1974
AB Atomenergi, Nykoeping (Sweden)1974
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[en] The diffusion of hydrogen in β-PdH has been studied by quasielastic neutron scattering. It is shown that the diffusion occurs through jumps between adjacent octahedral interstitial sites. The observed integrated quasielastic intensities cannot be described by a simple Debye-Waller factor. The phase transition from the β-phase to the α-phase has also been studied. No dramatic changes in the scattering patterns were observed. It is concluded that the diffusion mechanism is remarkably similar between the low concentration α-phase and the high concentration β-phase
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1974; 36 p; 24 refs., 4 figs., 2 tabs.
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Estrade-Szwarckopf, H.; Conard, J.; Poinsignon, C.; Dianoux, A.J.
Solid state protonic conductors I for fuel cells and sensors1982
Solid state protonic conductors I for fuel cells and sensors1982
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Jensen, J.; Kleitz, M. (eds.); 339 p; ISBN 87 7492 364 1;
; 1982; p. 281-288; Odense University Press; Odense (Denmark); Danish-French workshop on solid state materials for low to medium temperature fuel cells and monitors, with special emphasis on proton conductors; Paris (France); 8 - 11 Dec 1981; Published in summary form only.

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[en] The properties of quasi-elastic electron scattering with respect to the scaling variable y=ß/q-q/2M are examined. It is shown that different sets of scattering experiments can indeed be related through the scaling variable. (orig.)
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Phys. Lett., B; ISSN 0370-2693;
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[en] We demonstrate the maximum entropy method for the deconvolution of high-resolution tunneling data acquired with a quasi-elastic spectrometer. Given a precise characterization of the instrument resolution function, a maximum entropy analysis of lutidine data obtained with the IRIS spectrometer at ISIS results in an effective factor-of-three improvement in resolution. (orig.)
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International conference on neutron scattering (NS '91); Bombay (India); 21-25 Jan 1991
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[en] A quasielastic neutron scattering experiment has been performed on a large single crystal of α-Ag2Se. Spectra were taken at 2500C, under different orientations of the crystal. The spectra typically contain a narrow and a broad quasielastic component, plus some broad medium-energy-transfer inelastic scattering. The narrow component is consistent with a continuous model in which the silver ions are assumed to diffuse within a system of <100> channels. The broad component is essentially ascribed to a localized irregular movement of the silver ions. The broad inelastic contributions to the spectra reflect highly damped periodic motions of the ions. (Auth.)
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4. International conference on solid state ionics; Grenoble (France); 4-8 Jul 1983
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Solid State Ionics; v. 9-10(2); p. 1353-1363
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Porohit, S.N.
AB Atomenergi, Nykoeping (Sweden)1966
AB Atomenergi, Nykoeping (Sweden)1966
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[en] A critical discussion of the quasi-elastic scattering of neutrons by incoherent (hydrogenous) liquids is presented. Using the line shape expression a comparative discussion of several phenomenological models has been carried out. Extension of the Singwi-Sjoelander zero phonon expression, for the jump-diffusion model, so as to include the one phonon expression has also been given. For a delayed diffusion model a complete treatment of S(K, ω) is presented. Along the lines of the macroscopic diffusion cooling, a microscopic diffusion cooling effect in fluids is speculated
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Nov 1966; 30 p; 30 refs.
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[en] The equation of state for cold nuclear matter is determined by the effective, density-dependent interaction between bound nucleons at temperature T=0. This interaction can be probed in elastic nucleus-nucleus collisions at various density overlaps which may extend to several times the normal matter density. For this purpose the elastic scattering of 16O ions on 16O has been measured at incident energies from 250 to 1120 MeV with high accuracy. From these data, which sample both diffractive and refractive scattering processes, was extracted the underlying scattering potentials utilizing model-unrestricted analysis methods. These potentials fit very well into the systematics found in light-ion scattering and compare very favorably with microscopic calculations, if these are based on a weak density dependence of the effective NN interaction, resulting in a soft equation of state for cold nuclear matter
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16. nuclear physics divisional conference on the structure of nuclei under extreme conditions, SNEC 98; Padua (Italy); 31 Mar - 4 Apr 1998
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