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Symposium on applied radioactivity
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extremely large incoherent n e u t r o n scattering cross section, enabling one to d e t e r m i n e in a fairly straightforward m a n n e r the m o t i o n of the proton. T h e intrinsic magnetic m o m e n t of the n e u t r o n has been used to d e t e r m i n e the properties of m a g n e t i c systems. Specialized conferences have been devoted to this topic a n d this section contains just five papers suggesting the kinds of information obtainable concerning the m a g n e t i c properties of materials. T h e final section entitled E x p e r i m e n t a l M e t h o d s actually consists of three papers dealing with n e u t r o n spectrometers, a discussion of the Brookhaven H i g h Flux Reactor, the D u b n a Pulsed Reactor a n d a n interesting p a p e r on the use of optical spectroscopy to d e t e r m i n e
the properties of solids a n d liquids. T h e excellent s u m m a r y of the symposium by Egelstaff is likewise included here. Active workers in the field of low energy n e u t r o n scattering could hardly lind more convenient collections of research papers by their colleagues. For the non-specialist interested in finding out how information deduced from n e u t r o n scattering m i g h t c o m p l e m e n t his own particular interests, the review papers contained, for example, in " T h e r m a l Neutron Scattering," P. A. Evelstaff (led.), would prove more immediately nseflfl. I)A\:ID T . (~OLI)MAN
SYMPOSIUM ON APPLIED RADIOACTIVITY T b e Institute of Applied Radioactivity of the G e r m a n . \ e a d e m v of Sciences, Berlin, will hold a n I n t e r n a t i o n a l Symposium on Applied R a d i a t i o n in Liepzig fi'om O c t o b e r l l - 1 4 t h 1966. T h e following topics will be discussed: radiochemical analyses ; radionuclear methods in physical analysis: tracer analysis in chemical kinetics; radioactive substances in meteorology; radioactive labelling of syntheses a n d preparations: special applications of radionuclei; F u r t h e r inibrmation m a y be obtained through the organizing committee at the Institute of Applied Radioactivity of the G e r m a n Academy of Sciences, 15, Permoserstrasse, Liepzig, 70S, E. G e r m a n y .
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extremely large incoherent n e u t r o n scattering cross section, enabling one to d e t e r m i n e in a fairly straightforward m a n n e r the m o t i o n of the proton. T h e intrinsic magnetic m o m e n t of the n e u t r o n has been used to d e t e r m i n e the properties of m a g n e t i c systems. Specialized conferences have been devoted to this topic a n d this section contains just five papers suggesting the kinds of information obtainable concerning the m a g n e t i c properties of materials. T h e final section entitled E x p e r i m e n t a l M e t h o d s actually consists of three papers dealing with n e u t r o n spectrometers, a discussion of the Brookhaven H i g h Flux Reactor, the D u b n a Pulsed Reactor a n d a n interesting p a p e r on the use of optical spectroscopy to d e t e r m i n e
the properties of solids a n d liquids. T h e excellent s u m m a r y of the symposium by Egelstaff is likewise included here. Active workers in the field of low energy n e u t r o n scattering could hardly lind more convenient collections of research papers by their colleagues. For the non-specialist interested in finding out how information deduced from n e u t r o n scattering m i g h t c o m p l e m e n t his own particular interests, the review papers contained, for example, in " T h e r m a l Neutron Scattering," P. A. Evelstaff (led.), would prove more immediately nseflfl. I)A\:ID T . (~OLI)MAN
SYMPOSIUM ON APPLIED RADIOACTIVITY T b e Institute of Applied Radioactivity of the G e r m a n . \ e a d e m v of Sciences, Berlin, will hold a n I n t e r n a t i o n a l Symposium on Applied R a d i a t i o n in Liepzig fi'om O c t o b e r l l - 1 4 t h 1966. T h e following topics will be discussed: radiochemical analyses ; radionuclear methods in physical analysis: tracer analysis in chemical kinetics; radioactive substances in meteorology; radioactive labelling of syntheses a n d preparations: special applications of radionuclei; F u r t h e r inibrmation m a y be obtained through the organizing committee at the Institute of Applied Radioactivity of the G e r m a n Academy of Sciences, 15, Permoserstrasse, Liepzig, 70S, E. G e r m a n y .