'Magnetic structures' presentation slideshows

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Methods and applications of shear wave splitting An example of the East European Craton

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University of California, Berkeley March 9, 2007

University of California, Berkeley March 9, 2007. Use of NEXAFS in Materials Science. Tony van Buuren Nanoscale Synthesis and Characterization Laboratory Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and UC Merced School of Natural Sciences. Outline. Overview of the X-ray absorption process

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Status of the XFEL.EU Undulator Systems

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Magnetic structures created by localised velocity shear and magnetic buoyancy

Magnetic structures created by localised velocity shear and magnetic buoyancy. Nic Brummell Kelly Cline Fausto Cattaneo Nic Brummell (303) 492-8962 JILA, University of Colorado brummell@solarz.colorado.edu. Large-scale dynamo: Intuitive picture. toroidal -> poloidal.

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Outline

Outline. Introduction Density Functional Theory (DFT) Approach Constrained local moment (CLM) Method for Spin-Dynamics Using VASP for Amorphous Structure Modeling Using LSMS method for Electronic and Non-collinear Magnetic Structure Calculations

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Inferring the Magnetotail reconnection model from its magnetic products

Inferring the Magnetotail reconnection model from its magnetic products. Authors: S. Beyene 1 , C.J. Owen 1 , A.P. Walsh 1 , A.N. Fazakerley 1 , E. Lucek 2 , I. Dandouras 3 1 Mullard Space Science Laboratory, University College London, Holmbury St. Mary, Dorking, RH5 6NT, UK

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Fe 2 As

Predicting Magnetic Ordering in Intermetallics Gordon J. Miller, Iowa State University, DMR 0806507. Our research investigates metal-rich intermetallics that change magnetic ordering as a function of composition and structural motifs (i.e. frustration).

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First Results & On-going Topics with XRT

First Results & On-going Topics with XRT. R. Kano (NAOJ). First Results. (Source of) Solar Winds Jets in Polar Region as a source of High-speed Winds (Cirtain et al. Science, Sa vcheva et al. PASJ, Shimojo et al. PASJ) Source of Low Speed Winds (Sakao et al. Science)

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