Polarized neutron imaging and grating interferometry for visualization and quantification of magnetic systems

Diplôme Thèse Polarized neutron imaging and grating interferometry for visualization and quantification of magnetic systems eng 2020-06-11 author Valsecchi Jacopo 863237 director Ruegg Christian 790594 10.13097/archive-ouverte/unige:147057 urn:nbn:ch:unige-1470579 Sc. 5468 Polarized neutrons is perhaps one of the most promising and fascinating field of research in neutron imaging. Whereas polarized neutron imaging (PNI) has been introduced about a decade ago, the potential for a wide field of applications is enormous. Parallel, neutron grating interferometry has become versatile non-destructive analyzing tools in soft matter, magnetism and superconductivity. Here, we present methodical developments and comprehensive studies of magnetic systems through imaging techniques based on polarized neutrons. The results can be summarized in two main parts: the design and the applications of the first polarized neutron grating interferometer to study magnetic phenomena, and the combination of PNI and small-angle neutron scattering measurements to investigate the intermediate-mixed-state of a type-II/1 superconductor. The results present another piece to the quest of bridging the gap left between neutron imaging and scattering techniques, making available to researchers a new powerful tool for material science investigations. Dewey 500.2 33 Département de physique de la matière quantique 131 false 7fd7dcb5-6366-493e-b6b3-993511942312 Thesis Public PhD_Thesis_JV.pdf 79461532 application/pdf Restricted 2021-09-04 3bf3212e0ed2c43edfd665643397ae8fb0b259d58f5182614567f422d8d2c099 openAccess Faculté des sciences / Section de physique / Département de physique de la matière quantique

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