Speakers
Description
The cold-neutron time-of-flight spectrometer Pelican has been in operation since 2014. Pelican is well suited to the measurement of quasielastic and inelastic scattering in the low energy region, as a result Pelican is sensitive to many phenomena including self-diffusion of molecular species, low energy phonons, crystal field excitation's and spin waves. While use of the neutron energy gain portion of the spectrum allows the detailed measurement of the phonon density of states. The spectrometer is well equipped with a wide range of sample environment which allows measurements in applied magnetic fields, milli Keliven temperatures and applied pressure. In this contribution we will show results from recent publications highlighting the diverse science and application of the Pelican spectrometer.
| Presenter Gender | Man |
|---|---|
| Which facility did you use for your research | Australian Centre for Neutron Scattering |
| Pronouns | He/Him |
| Condition of submission | Yes |
| Level of Expertise | Expert |
