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SOLID STATE SPECTROSCOPIES
Basic Principles and Applications
by Julio A Gonzalo, Jorge García (Universidad Autónoma, Madrid) & José de Frutos (Universidad Politénica, Madrid)
Materials physics is a very active research field at present and it is expected to remain so in the foreseeable future. Different spectroscopies are currently used to investigate the structure and dynamics of crystalline materials. Some traditional spectroscopies are presented in this book: optical, magnetic resonance, ultrasonic, brillouin, neutron scattering, soft mode and dielectric response spectroscopies. For all of them, the presentation is complemented with some reference material for more modern or sophisticated spectroscopies.
This book should be useful as an introductory textbook for a short course on solid state spectroscopies. A number of exercises are worked out throughout the text. Ferro- and piezoelectric materials and their phase transitions are paid special attention.
Contents:
- Fundamentals
- Optical Spectroscopies
- Magnetic Resonance
Spectroscopies: EPR
- Point Defects in Crystals
- Sound Waves Spectroscopies in Solids
- Light Scattering Spectroscopies
- Neutron Scattering Spectroscopies
- Structural Phase Transitions in Solids
- Soft Mode Spectroscopies
- Dielectric Response Spectroscopies (I)
- Dielectric Response Spectroscopies (II)
Readership: Graduate and advanced undergraduate students in condensed matter
physics and materials science.
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Pub. date: Jan 2002 |
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