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Challenges of using Diffuse Scattering to Measure Short Range Correlations in Crystalline Materials

John-Paul Castellan

Seminar

07/30/2009, 10am CT

Argonne National Laboratory

Building 221, room A-261

Event Sponsor LANS Informal Seminar

Many recent phenomena of high interest in condensed matter physics are linked to the existence of short-ranged correlations.

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Challenges of using Diffuse Scattering to Measure Short Range Correlations in Crystalline Materials

07/30/2009, 10am CT