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Neutron Scattering on VOSeO and SpinW Simulations

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This lecture discusses inelastic neutron studies of polar magnet VOSe2O5 and SpinW simulations. It covers quantum chemistry calculations, DFT calculations, inelastic neutron scattering techniques, sample preparation, and the investigation of magnon modes. The lecture also explores the comparison between experimental results and theoretical calculations, as well as the challenges faced in fitting the magnon spectrum.

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