U.S.-France Cooperative Research: Diffraction Studies of Molecule-based Magnetic Materials

这项为期三年的美法固态化学和聚合物奖获得者包括犹他大学的Joel S.Miller和法国格勒诺布尔核中心的Jacques Flouquet和Jacques Schweizer。他们建议研究分子/聚合物基磁体的特性。他们研究的目的是利用中子衍射技术确定总自旋密度的位置和大小以及关键的磁结构。这项合作利用了美国和法国研究人员在化学、材料研究和物理方面的互补专业知识，以及格勒诺布尔优秀的中子衍射设施。

This three-year U.S.-France award in solid state chemistry and polymers involves Joel S. Miller at the University of Utah and Jacques Flouquet and Jacques Schweizer at the Centre d'Etudes Nucleaires in Grenoble, France. They propose to study the properties of molecule/polymer-based magnets. The objective of their research is to determine the location and magnitude of the total spin density and the crucial magnetic structure using neutron diffraction techniques. The collaboration takes advantage of the complementary expertise of the U.S. and French investigators in chemistry, materials research and physics and the excellent neutron diffraction facilities in Grenoble.