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Institut Laue-Langevin
With its international funding and expertise the Institut Laue-Langevin (ILL) offers scientists and industry the world's leading facility in neutron science and technology. From its Grenoble site in the south-east of France the Institute operates the most intense neutron source on earth.
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17 March 2011 09:11 Age: 1 yrs
Understanding the magnetic glue of superconductivity at ILLNew evidence suggests fluctuating magnetic stripes are the cause of mysterious hourglass magnetic spectrum of high temperature superconductors. Scientists at Oxford University and the Institut Laue-Langevin have used neutrons to probe the magnetic glue thought to produce high temperature superconductivity and have identified stripes of magnetic moments and charge as the cause of a strange hourglass-shaped magnetic spectrum. Their findings, reported in Nature, will aid the search for a model of high temperature superconductivity. A publication in Nature on 17th March.
Neutron scattering intensity maps of the magnetic
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