1. Theoretical background
It was the work of E. Fermi, C.G. Shull and N.B. Brockhouse
A neutron is a particle whose mass m = 1.675.10 -27 kg is 1,836 times that of the electron, whose electric charge is zero and whose spin σ is 1/2....
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- (1) - FERMI (E.) - Nuclear Physics - (Physique Nucléaire). 246 p., 1949, University of Chicago Press. BROCKHOUSE (B.N.), STEWART (A.T.). − Scattering of neutrons by phonons in an aluminium single crystal (Diffusion de neutrons par des phonons dans un monocristal d'aluminium) Phys. Rev. 100, 1955, p. 756-757. WOLLAN (W.O.) et SHULL...
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