Nuclear resonance scattering

Nuclear resonance scattering is an atomistic spectroscopy sensitive to magnetic and electronic properties as well as slow and fast structural dynamics. Applications, which take advantage of both the outstanding properties of third generation synchrotron radiation sources and those of the Mössbauer effect, benefit most. Examples resulting from investigations at the ESRF will be given in applications to high pressure and low temperatures, nano-scale materials, and dynamics of disordered systems. To cite this article: R. Rüffer, C. R. Physique 9 (2008).