Background
Collins, Malcolm Frank was born on December 15, 1935 in Crewe, England. Son of Bernard and Ethel Collins.
(This graduate-level text reviews the field of critical ph...)
This graduate-level text reviews the field of critical phenomena, including the use of neutron scattering techniques as an aid in their study. The book introduces the principles of magnetic systems and their critical dynamics, outlining the experimental and theoretical methods that have been used to understand the scattering effect. Measurements are examined for the dynamics and statics of one-, two-, and three-dimensional systems. Multicritical effects, critical phase transitions in magnetic metals, dilution, percolation, and random-field effects are also discussed in the light of neutron scattering measurements.
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Collins, Malcolm Frank was born on December 15, 1935 in Crewe, England. Son of Bernard and Ethel Collins.
Bachelor, Cambridge U., 1957; Doctor of Philosophy, Cambridge U., 1962.
Staff scientist, Atomic Energy Research Establishment, Harwell, United Kingdom, 1961-1969; associate professor, McMaster U., Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, 1969-1973; professor physics, McMaster U., Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, since 1973; department chairman physics, McMaster U., Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, 1976-1982; director McMaster Nuclear Reactor, McMaster U., Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, 1987-1994. Secretary Canada Institute for Neutron Scattering, 1986-1992, chairman of the board of trustees, since 1996. Member board editors Solid State Comm., since 1970.
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Member Canada Association Physicists, American Physical Society, Canada Institute Neutron Scattering.
Married Eileen Ray, April 22, 1961. Children:Adrian Bernard, Andrew Malcolm, Gillian Olive.
