Table of Contents

1: Over seventy years of neutron scattering
2: Neutron properties
3: Neutron production
4: Neutron detection
5: Instrument components
6: Sample Preparation, Sample Environment and Radiological Safety
7: Single crystal diffraction
8: The powder diffraction method
9: Polarized neutrons and magnetic neutron diffraction
10: Small-angle neutron scattering
11: Neutron optics
12: Neutron reflectometry
13: Liquids, glasses and amorphous materials
14: Coherent inelastic scattering from single crystals: the study of phonons and magnons
15: Inelastic neutron scattering spectroscopy
16: Quasi-elastic scattering and high-resolution spectroscopy

About the Author

Professor C. J. Carlile

1973 JRC Ispra Italy
1974-1975 Neutron Beam Research Unit, Rutherrford Appleton Laboratory
1975-1977 Institut Laue-Langevin, Grenoble
1978-1998 ISIS pulsed Neutron Source, RAL
1999-2006 Director of Institut Laue Langevin
2006- Lund University, Sweden
Glazebrook Medal of the Institute of Phtysics, London
Honorary D. Sc. University of Birmingham
Professor B. T. M. Willis

1953-1956 GEC Research Laboratory, London
1956-1984 Harwell Research Laboratory
1984-2007 Dept. of Inorganic Chemistry, University of Oxford

Life membership of British Crystallographic Association, 2001