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-===== Physics with Neutrons WS 2015/2016 =====+===== Physics with Neutrons 2015/2016 =====
  
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 View on the reactor pool of FRM II. Cherenkov light is emitted from the burnt fuel element during exchange of fuel elements.  View on the reactor pool of FRM II. Cherenkov light is emitted from the burnt fuel element during exchange of fuel elements. 
  
-Neutron scattering is an essential tool to adress a large variety of modern condensed matter physics problems. The range spans from questions in soft condensed matter, biology and life sciences over applied materials research and industrial applications to magnetism and strongly correlated electron systems. With FRM II at Heinz Maier-Leibnitz Zentrum (MLZ) being operational since 2004, one of the worlds leading neutron sources is located at the heart of the campus in Garching. +{{:n-lecture:NL_hall.jpg?300|}}
  
-This lecture will give a solid introduction into the theory of neutron scattering. The instrumentation used for neutron scattering experiments will be introduced in details. It will be demonstrated how neutrons can be useful for condensed matter problems with the help of examplary research done at MLZ. An extended visit at FRM II and its instrumentation is foreseen. 
  
 +View in the neutron guide hall of MLZ. 
  
----- +Neutron scattering is an essential tool to adress a large variety of modern condensed matter physics problems. The range spans from questions in soft condensed matter, biology and life sciences over applied materials research and industrial applications to magnetism and strongly correlated electron systems. With FRM II at Heinz Maier-Leibnitz Zentrum (MLZ) being operational since 2004, one of the worlds leading neutron sources is located at the heart of the campus in Garching. 
-=== Lecture === +
-[[Lecture Notes|Lecture Notes]]: Monday, 8:30-10:00, Room PH II, 127 (5107.U1.127)+
  
-First lecture: Monday, 19.10.2015+This lecture will give a solid introduction into the theory of neutron scattering. The instrumentation used for neutron scattering experiments will be introduced in detail. It will be demonstrated how neutrons can be useful for condensed matter problems with the help of examplary research done at MLZ. An extended visit at FRM II and its instrumentation is foreseen.
  
-Contact: Dr. Sebastian Mühlbauer, 089/289/10784+Contact: [[Sebastian.Muehlbauer@frm2.tum.de|Dr. Sebastian Mühlbauer]], [[tel>+498928910748|+49 89 289-10748]]
  
-sebastian.muehlbauer@frm2.tum.de 
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-=== Tutorials === +=== Lecture  Notes Winter Term===
-[[Tutorials|Tutorials]]: Friday 8:30 - 10:00, Room 2224 (E21 seminarroom) +
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-First tutorial: Friday, 23.10.2015 +
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-Contact: Lukas Karge, 089/289/11774 +
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-Lukas.Karge@frm2.tum.de+
  
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 +Lecture 19.10.2015{{:n-lecture:lecture_1.pdf|}}
  
-=== Content (Winter Term 2015/2016) ===+Lecture 26.10.2015{{:n-lecture:lecture_2.pdf|}}
  
-• Production of Neutron Beams+Lecture 2.11.2015{{:n-lecture:lecture_3.pdf|}}
  
-• Scattering Theory+Lecture 9.11.2015{{:n-lecture:lecture_4.pdf|}}
  
-• Nuclear Elastic Neutron Scattering: Structure Determination+Lecture 16.11.2015{{:n-lecture:lecture_5.pdf|}}
  
-• Nuclear Inelastic Neutron Scattering: Phonons+Lecture 23.11.2015{{:n-lecture:lecture_6.pdf|}}
  
-• Neutron Scattering from Disordered Systems: Gases, Liquids+Lecture 30.11.2015{{:n-lecture:lecture_7.pdf|}}
  
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-=== Learning Outcome ===+
  
-After participation in the module the student is able to:+Lecture 14.12.2015{{:n-lecture:lecture_9.pdf|}}
  
-• apply the kinematic theory of elastic neutron scattering+Lecture 21.12.2015{{:n-lecture:lecture_10.pdf|}}
  
-• understand the use of various instruments for neutron scattering+Lecture 11.1.2016{{:n-lecture:lecture_11.pdf|}}
  
-• judge the use of various scattering methods for the determination of the structure of various materials+Lecture 18.1.2016{{:n-lecture:lecture_12.pdf|}}
  
-• analyse x-ray and neutron scattering diffraction data from powder and single crystals+Lecture 25.1.2016{{:n-lecture:lecture_13.pdf|}}
  
-• determine and analyse phonon dispersion curves+Lecture 1.2.2016{{:n-lecture:lecture_14.pdf|}}
  
-• determine and analyse phonon density of states 
  
-• understand diffraction data from non-crystalline materials+=== Content (Winter Term 2015/2016) ===
  
----- +• Production of Neutron Beams
-=== Preconditions ===+
  
-• Bachelor degree in physics+• Scattering Theory
  
-• suggested: course in solid state physics+• Nuclear Elastic Neutron Scattering: Structure Determination
  
-• suggested: Lecture: Reaktorphysik I und Anwendungen der Kerntechnik, Friday, 8:30-10:00+• Nuclear Inelastic Neutron Scattering: Phonons
  
-• suggested: Seminar: Methoden und Experimente in der Neutronenstreuung (PH-E21-1), Wednesday 9:00-10:30, PH2224+• Neutron Scattering from Disordered Systems: Gases, Liquids
  
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-=== Visit at FRM II === 
  
-To be announced 
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-=== Exam === 
  
-Oral exam, 30minutes. To be held after the semester or after the summer term.  
  
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 === Literature === === Literature ===
  
-1. A. Furrer, J. Mesot, T. Strässle: Neutron Scattering in Condensed Matter Physics, World Scientific, London (2009).+1. A. Furrer, J. Mesot, T. Strässle: [[amazon.de>9810248318|Neutron Scattering in Condensed Matter Physics]], World Scientific, London (2009).
  
-2. G. L. Squires: Introduction to the Theory of Thermal Neutron Scattering, Dover Publications, N. Y. (1966).+2. G. L. Squires: [[amazon.de>048669447X|Introduction to the Theory of Thermal Neutron Scattering]], Dover Publications, N. Y. (1966).
  
-3. S. W. Lovesey, Theory of Neutron Scattering from Condensed Matter I, II, Oxford Science Publ., Oxford (1984).+3. S. W. Lovesey, [[amazon.de>019852028X|Theory of Neutron Scattering from Condensed Matter I]], [[amazon.de>0198520298|Theory of Neutron Scattering from Condensed Matter II]], Oxford Science Publ., Oxford (1984).
  
-4. A. Furrer: Frontiers in Neutron Scattering, World Scientific, London (1999).+4. A. Furrer: [[amazon.de>9810240694|Frontiers in Neutron Scattering]], World Scientific, London (1999).
  
-5. G. E. Bacon: Neutron Diffraction, Oxford (1962).+5. G. E. Bacon: [[amazon.de>B0000CJ4C5|Neutron Diffraction]], Oxford (1962).
  
-6. P. A. Egelstaff: Thermal Neutron Scattering, Acad. Press, London (1965).+6. P. A. Egelstaff: [[amazon.de>0122329503|Thermal Neutron Scattering]], Acad. Press, London (1965).
  
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