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RefNoEC/2001/05
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TitleBirgeneau, Robert Joseph: certificate of election to the Royal Society
CitationRobert Birgeneau is distinguished for his careful experimental investigation of complex materials and his interpretation of their properties. In particular, he has used neutron and X-ray scattering to make important observations on a variety of systems chosen because they display interesting long-range or quasi long-range order. His work on the magnetic structure and spectra of layered materials and chains has made fundamental contributions to our understanding of the influence of dimensionality on phase transitions
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