ECNS’2003 LECTURES

Putting Neutrons into Perspective (PDF)

Helmut Schober, ILL
Principles of the scattering experiment: “Why is it so simple?” s-wave approximation, Born-approximation. “What can we learn from it?”  Double differential cross-section, correlation functions.

Probing Structural Properties

From the Macro- to the Nanoscale
Loïc Auvray, LLB
SANS, Reflectometry.

On the Atomic Scale
Theresa Fernandez-Diaz, ILL

Crystals, glasses and liquids (including texture, kinetics etc.)

Probing Dynamic Properties

Statistical Motion (PDF)

Marc Bée, Université Joseph Fourier
Translational and rotational diffusion, spin fluctuations, quasi-elastic scattering and EISF

Correlated Motion (PDF) (V2, updated 14th Oct 2003)
Götz Eckold
Phonon dispersion and width, density of states, spin waves etc.
>Demonstration Software : UNISOFT

 

Fundamental Physics with Neutrons (PDF)

Oliver Zimmer

Neutron Sources Now and in the Future (PDF)

M. Alba, LLB

Types of sources, Geographical location, Access etc.

 

Thematic sessions

Magnetism

Magnetism and Superconductivity (PDF)
Joël Mesot

Molecular Magnetism (PDF)
Eric Ressouche

Thin films magnetism probed by reflectometry (PDF)
Frédéric Ott

>Demonstration Software : SimulReflec

>General Lecture on Reflectivity (PS)

Biology

Structures of biological molecules/ deuteration
Dean Myles

Reflectivity on biological systems (PDF)
Tim Salditt

Dynamics/ fluctuations in biological systems (PDF)

Stéphane Longeville

Materials

Polymer Dynamics (PDF)

Michael Monkenbusch

Stress and Strains (PDF)

Monica Cerretti

Emulsions, Membranes (PDF)

Giovanna Fragneto

 

Contacts

Marie-Claire Bellissent-Funel        mcbel @ llb.saclay.cea.fr
Frédéric Ott                               fott @ cea.fr
Helmut Schober                          schober @ ill.fr

 

   UNIVERSITE

MONTPELLIER 2

European Neutron

Scattering Association

Société Française de la Neutronique

Institut Laue Langevin

LABORATOIRE LEON BRILLOUIN (CEA/CNRS) mise à jour : 12/09/2003