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through one arm of the spectrometer lies between 10 and some 10 4 .<br />

300<br />

0<br />

Figure 11 .2 : Field along the axis of a main precession coil .<br />

Close to the Sample (ideally : at the sample position) the so-called 7r-flipper is located, it<br />

rotates the spins by 180° around a vertical axis . In this way the total precession angle is<br />

transformed to `F1 = + ce --> -ce . The precession angle ce is-according to equation 11.1-<br />

extremely dependent on velocity and therefore very different for different neutrons in<br />

a beam with finite width of the wavelength distribution . As a consequence the spin<br />

vectors at the sample position (7r-flipper) are evenly distributed on a disc orthogonal to<br />

the field direction . If no velocity change occurs during scattering at the sample (elastic<br />

scattering) each neutron enters the secondary arm of the spectrometer with unchanged<br />

velocity. The precession field and path length of the secondary arm exactly match the<br />

corresponding elements of the primary arm before sample and 7r-flipper . Accordingly, the<br />

precession accumulated in the secondary arm is q~ 2 = +ce and the total precession angle<br />

at the second 7r/2-flipper is q~ 1 + kP2 = - a + a = 0 . Le . all spins-irrespective of their<br />

11- 4

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