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物理化学特論II
35606-0015
物理化学特論II／ Advanced Physical Chemistry II
By Prof. Andrew Leslie GOODWIN
This course will cover the use of diffraction-based techniques for the characterization of correlated disorder in functional materials.
By Assoc.Prof. Laurent Gilles Emmanuel GUÉRIN
This course covers advanced topics in crystallography, focusing on the study of aperiodic structures using superspace formalism, diffuse scattering and 3D-ΔPDF. Students will learn the theory and application of these topics in various areas of crystallography. Studying beyond the average structure is of great interest because it allows us to understand the detailed nature of crystal structures, including their defects, impurities, local distortions or other types of disorder. Such deviations can significantly affect the physical and chemical properties of materials. This understanding can help in designing and developing new materials with desirable properties, as well as in gaining insights into fundamental principles of solid-state physics and chemistry.
This course will cover the use of diffraction-based techniques for the characterization of correlated disorder in functional materials.
By Assoc.Prof. Laurent Gilles Emmanuel GUÉRIN
This course covers advanced topics in crystallography, focusing on the study of aperiodic structures using superspace formalism, diffuse scattering and 3D-ΔPDF. Students will learn the theory and application of these topics in various areas of crystallography. Studying beyond the average structure is of great interest because it allows us to understand the detailed nature of crystal structures, including their defects, impurities, local distortions or other types of disorder. Such deviations can significantly affect the physical and chemical properties of materials. This understanding can help in designing and developing new materials with desirable properties, as well as in gaining insights into fundamental principles of solid-state physics and chemistry.
時間割／共通科目コード
コース名
教員
学期
時限
35606-0015
GSC-CH5104L3
物理化学特論II
大越 慎一
集中
マイリストに追加
マイリストから削除
講義使用言語
英語
単位
1
実務経験のある教員による授業科目
NO
他学部履修
可
開講所属
理学系研究科
授業計画
January 11, 2024
By Prof. GOODWIN
Part I – theory and methodology
Total scattering and the pair distribution function
Inverse methods
Single-crystal diffuse scattering and the 3D-PDF
Thermal diffuse scattering
Magnetic (neutron) diffuse scattering
Part II – case studies
Colossal magnetoresistance (CMR) manganites
Thermoelectrics
Relaxor ferroelectrics
Lithium-ion battery materials
Spin ices
15:00~16:30 Zasshikai seminar
Order, Disorder, Flexibility, Function
January 18, 2024
By Assoc.Prof. GUÉRIN
Course Goals:
•Understand the principles of aperiodic crystal structures and their classification
•Learn the basics of superspace formalism and its application to aperiodic crystals
•Understand the origin and properties of diffuse scattering
•Learn the concept and application of the 3D-ΔPDF function
•Develop the skills necessary to analyze aperiodic structures and solve their structure.
•Use of software and computational tools for analysis of complex scattering patterns
15:00～16:30 Zasshikai seminar
Advanced crystallography to study photoinduced phenomena in materials
授業の方法
講義（集中講義） Intensive Lecture
対面 / Face-to-face
成績評価方法
出席とレポート
Attendance and Report
教科書
By Prof. GOODWIN
Underneath the Bragg peaks, Egami & Billinge
Diffuse X-ray scattering and models of disorder, Welberry
By Assoc.Prof. GUÉRIN
Superspace crystallography: a key to the chemistry and properties, Carlos Basílio Pinheiro and Artem M. Abakumov, IUCrJ (2015) – free article
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/*****
T.R. Welberry & T. Weber (2016) One hundred years of diffuse scattering,
Crystallography Reviews, 22:1, 2-7 – Available on request
参考書
特になし None
履修上の注意
開講日：令和6年１月11日（木）及び１月18日（木） 午前１０時～午後４時３０分
Date: January 11 (Thu) and January 18 (Thu) １０：００～１６：３０
