


The HB-1 triple axis spectrometer is an excellent instrument for polarization analyses on magnetic structures and magnetic excitations in solids. This instrument is most beneficial to the condensed matter and materials science communities. Due to its versatility and easy access this instrument can be used for parametric studies using a variety of ancillary sample environments to provide a complete control of thermodynamic variables such as temperature, magnetic field, electric field, and pressure. During the last few years most of the demand for this instrument has been focused on studies of unconventional superconductors, quantum magnets, thermoelectrics, and multiferroics.
Examples of typical experiments carried out at HB-1 are listed below:
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