Friday, March 16, 2012, 12:00 pm — Seminar Room, Bldg. 725
Nearly two decades of thorough Inelastic X Ray Scattering (IXS) investigations on water will be reviewed. They evidenced an extremely reach phenomenology, which has been in the focus of a lively debate: from the so called “fast sound” phenomenon, revealing the presence of a structural relaxation, to the evidence of propagating shear waves. It will be shown how these effects are intimately related to the existence of a hydrogen bond network. Finally, the new scenarios opened up by the development of next-generation IXS spectrometers will be outlined.
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