NRSE
NRSE, short for Neutron Resonance Spin Echo, is a neutron scattering technique that applies spin-echo concepts to measure very small energy transfers in materials. By encoding the dynamics of a sample into the phase evolution of polarized neutrons, NRSE provides high energy resolution over time scales ranging from picoseconds to nanoseconds.
Principle: A beam of polarized neutrons traverses regions of magnetic field interleaved with resonant radiofrequency spin
Variants and applications: Longitudinal NRSE (LNRSE) and Transverse NRSE (TNRSE) denote different geometries of the static
Disambiguation and context: In physics literature, NRSE most commonly refers to Neutron Resonance Spin Echo. See