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Book SynopsisScattering experiments, using X-ray, light and neutron sources, are techniques for studying structure and dynamics in systems containing colloids, polymers, surfactants and biological macromolecules. This book presents information on data interpretation, on the complementarity of different types of radiation, and the applications and developments.
Table of ContentsPart I. Using general principles 1. Introduction to scattering experiments (P.N. Pusey) 2. Scattering experiments: Experimental aspects, initial data reduction and absolute calibration (P. Lindner) 3. General theorems in small-angle scattering (O. Spalla) 4. The inverse scattering problem in small angle scattering (O. Glatter) 5. Fourier transformation and deconvolution (O. Glatter) Part II. Methods 6. Instrumentation for small-angle x-ray and neutron scattering and instrumental smearing effects (J.S. Pedersen) 7. Contrast and contrast variaion in neutron, x-ray and light scatering (P. Schurtenberger) 8. Static light scattering of large systems (O. Glatter) 9. Dynamic light scattering (P.N. Pusey) 10.Inelastic neutron scattering: Dynamics of polymers (R. Zorn) Part III. Revealing microstructures of soft condensed matter 11. Static properties of polymers (P. Schurtenberger) 12. Surfactant micelles and bilayers: Shapes and interactions (G. Porte) 13. Scattering by microemulsions (Th. Zemb) 14. Interacting colloidal suspensions (R. Klein) 15. Monte Carlo simulation techniques applied in the analysis of small-angle scattering data from colloids and polymer system (J.S. Pedersen) 16. Modelling of small-angle scattering data from colloids and polymer systems (J.S. Pedersen) Part IV. Special Applications 17. Scattering experiments under external constraints: SANS and Shear flow (P. Lindner) 18. Using synchrotron radiation to study structure development in polymer processing (A.J.Ryan) 19. Biological applications of small-angle neutron scattering (R.P. May) 20. Light scattering in turbid suspensions, a tutorial (J. Ricka) 21. Use of scattering methods in chemical industr - SAXS an SANS from fibers and films (J. Rieger) Subject Index
