Direct determination of the magnetic structure of crystals with the aid of the Mцssbauer effect

Belyakov, V. A.; Aivazyan, Yu. M.

doi:10.3367/ufnr.0097.196904j.0743

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“…The terms involving products between A and M represent the interference between Rayleigh and nuclear scattering, and the associated recoil term is discussed, for instance, by Lipkin (1961), Trammel1 (1962, and in a classical treatment of diffraction by O'Connor and . Theoretical treatments of various aspects of these diffraction equations in the single-scattering approximation have been given by Andreeva and Kuzmin (1969a, Andreeva et a1 (1974Andreeva et a1 ( , 1976, Pham Zuy Hien (1970), Belyakov and Ayvazan (1970), and Bokun (1972, 1975). These papers link up with the experimental work described in $5.5, the experimental and theoretical aspects of the diffraction of Mossbauer radiation from crystals having been reviewed by Belyakov (1975).…”

Section: Recoil and Difluiction In Solidsmentioning

confidence: 99%

The scattering of Mossbauer radiation by condensed matter

Champeney

1979

Rep. Prog. Phys.

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Experimental and theoretical work on the scattering of Mossbauer y radiation by condensed matter is reviewed, covering the period from 1958, and the subject is presented as having features akin to those of x-ray diffraction, inelastic neutron scattering and Mossbauer absorption spectroscopy. An outline of theoretical work on coherence and recoil effects for both electronic and nuclear resonant scattering is given. This is followed by a review of experiments on electronic (Rayleigh) scattering covering thermal diffuse scattering in crystals, Debye-Waller factors, soft modes and critical scattering, diffusion phenomena and amorphous materials, and plastic and liquid crystals, and a review of experiments on nuclear resonant scattering covering coherence interference and diffraction, the crystallographic phase problem, magnetic and quadrupole Mossbauer diffraction, dynamic theory and multiple scattering, cooperative excitation, refractive index, time domain experiments, and experiments based on detection of the conversion electrons.

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Section: Recoil and Difluiction In Solidsmentioning

confidence: 99%