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In the program of MSc MSE |
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EC (European Credits): 3 (1 EC concerns a work load of 28 hours) |
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Faculty of Mechanical, Maritime and Materials
Engineering |
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Department of Materials Science Engineering |
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Lecturer 1:
E.
Mendes |
Tel.: 015 - 27 82623 / 81306 |
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Lecturer 2: G.J.
Kearley |
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Catalog data:
Scattering techniques - used to probe polymer
dynamics at different time and length scales: QELS, INS, SAXS, SANS.
Introduction on
computational modelling: molecular dynamics (MD), Monte Carlo (MC) and fluid
dynamics (FD).
The link between
modelling and experimental data, particularly INS, is established.
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Course year: |
MSc 2nd
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Course language: |
English |
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In case of
Dutch: Please contact the
lecturer about an English alternative, whenever needed. |
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Semester: |
1A |
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Hours per week: |
4 |
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Other hours: |
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Assessment: |
Written exam |
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Assessment period: |
1A / 1B |
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(see academic
calendar) |
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Detailed description of topics:
Part II of the course on Polymer Dynamics focuses on
scattering techniques that are used to probe polymer dynamics at different
time and length scales. The most popular radiation scattering techniques such
as quasi-elastic light scattering (QELS), iinelastic neutron scattering (INS)
and to a certain extent, small angle x-rays and neutron scattering (SAXS,
SANS) are also discussed. An introduction on computational modelling, such as
molecular dynamics (MD), Monte Carlo (MC) and fluid dynamics (FD) is given.
The link between modelling and experimental data, particularly INS, is
established. |
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Learning goals:
To understand how the mechanical and rheological
properties of polymers are related to molecular structure and dynamics on a
range of length and time scales. |
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