Bio
Dr. Granroth works as an instrument scientist on the direct geometry spectrometer at the . Where he studies magnetic and lattice excitations in various systems. He has interest in exploiting event data and in the use of Monte Carlo Ray tracing to reveal subtle sample effects. He also has interests in employing advanced computational techniques for neutron data analysis, neutron instrument design, quantum and low dimensional magnetic systems, disordered magnetic systems, and neutron scattering measurements in high magnetic fields.
Publications
March 2011
Conference Paper
February 2011
Combined inelastic neutron scattering and solid state density functional theory study of dynamics…
Journal: American Mineralogist
December 2010
Conference Paper