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Historical Developments and Future Perspectives in Nuclear Resonance Scattering

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Modern Mössbauer Spectroscopy

Part of the book series: Topics in Applied Physics ((TAP,volume 137))

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In few decades, Nuclear Resonance Scattering of synchrotron radiation developed from a dream to an advanced suite of powerful methods, gathering a wide range of applications from general relativity to nanoscience, combining unprecedented properties of nuclear resonance and synchrotron light, and expanding studies to multiply extreme conditions. This article reviews fundamentals of nuclear resonance physics and properties of synchrotron radiation, provides a short historical overview of the fascinating development, major techniques and instrumentation of the method, and gives a brief snapshot of modern applications and yet coming opportunities.

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Notes

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    we use the term \(\gamma \)-ray for x-rays coming from a nucleus.

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    Unified atomic mass unit \(\text {u} \,\hat{=}\, 931.494\,\text {MeV}/c^2\).

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    All ‘\(\sigma \)’ values in this paragraph are ‘root mean square’ (rms) values assuming Gaussian distributions. They have to be multiplied by \(2\sqrt{2 \ln {2}} \approx 2.355\) in order to get the corresponding ‘full width at half maximum’ values.

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The development of the techniques as well as the waste amount of applications in various scientific fields—only a glimpse could be presented in this article—was only possible with the great involvement of all our colleagues over the years at the beamline and with the users coming to the beamline with incredible ideas for new challenging science. We would as well acknowledge the fruitful collaboration and friendship of our colleagues from the other Nuclear Resonance beamlines at APS, PETRA III, and SPring-8. However, nothing would have started without our mentors, when we were students, E. Gerdau and G. V. Smirnov.

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Rüffer, R., Chumakov, A.I. (2021). Historical Developments and Future Perspectives in Nuclear Resonance Scattering. In: Yoshida, Y., Langouche, G. (eds) Modern Mössbauer Spectroscopy. Topics in Applied Physics, vol 137. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-9422-9_1

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