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    This document discusses neutron diffraction and scattering techniques for studying materials like amorphous silicon and carbon. It references theories of neutron scattering and introduces concepts like elastic and inelastic scattering. Experimental facilities in France and materials characterization techniques using neutrons are also briefly mentioned.

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    This document discusses neutron diffraction and scattering techniques for studying materials like amorphous silicon and carbon. It references theories of neutron scattering and introduces concepts like elastic and inelastic scattering. Experimental facilities in France and materials characterization techniques using neutrons are also briefly mentioned.

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    Raazia Mir
    This document discusses neutron diffraction and scattering techniques for studying materials like amorphous silicon and carbon. It references theories of neutron scattering and introduces concepts like elastic and inelastic scattering. Experimental facilities in France and materials characterization techniques using neutrons are also briefly mentioned.

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    Neutron diffraction

    Theory

    [1] Squires G.L. 1978. Introduction to the Theory of Thernal Neutron Scattering, Cambridge University Press

    The

    Elastic, inelastic scattering

    [2] Sears V.F. 1992 Neutron News 3 26

    http://www.ncnr.nist.gov/resources/n-lengths/

    Hydrogen

    Silicon

    Carbon

    Amorphous silicon is the model material of covalently bonded amorphous semiconductors

    Saclay (France) 7C2 neutron spectro meter

    Amorphous carbon

    Unexpected temperature dependence of resistance

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