Abstract
In honor of the near-retirement of Theo Rekveldt, the Interfaculty Reactor Institute of the Delft University of Technology organized an international workshop. It was held from May 30–31, 2002 and was supported by the Neutron Round Table and the Dutch Foundation for Fundamental Research of Matter. The subject of the workshop was progress in neutron Larmor precession techniques. This field of research has been pioneered in Delft since the 1970s by the introduction of 3D Neutron Depolarization and more recently with Spin-Echo SANS and High-Resolution Neutron Larmor Diffraction.
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