NASA NTRS · 19630020636
Procedure for preparing a homogeneous, crackfree, 3.5-inch ferrite sphere needed for a satellite orientation device
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Fracis, J. B., Stromer, P. R.. 1963-05-01. FABRICATING A 3.5-INCH FERRITE SPHERE. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19630020636
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The combined inelastic neutron scattering data from ARCS for poled PMN-30PT single crystal is at 300K and for unpoled crystal the data were collected at 300K and at 488K. The incident neutron energy for both poled and unpoled crystals was 25 meV . To obtain a significant four-dimensional Q-E volume, the crystal was rotated with steps of 0.5 degree in the beam. All individual angles were combined using HORACE software package (https://pace-neutrons.github.io/Horace/unstable/user_guide/Getting_started.html) to generate these sqw files. The file labeled PMN_PT_poled_new.sqw is for poled crystal and files labeled PMN_PT_300K.sqw and PMN_PT_488K.sqw are for unpoled crystal at 300K and 488K respectively.
Measurements of the phonon density of states of ZrN at 6, 100, 300, 400, 600K.
Neutron scattering Data from a Vanadium cylinder. Acquired on the ARCS spectrometer in white beam mode to normalize the detector efficiencies. During Cycle 2022B