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Observation of a 〈100〉 mixed dumbbell at181HF in tungsten

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TDPAC measurements were carried out in Tungsten foils and single crystals using implanted181Hf as a probe nucleus. After proton irradiation at 25 K the trapping of a defect at the Hf probe was observed, which lead to a quadrupole interaction frequency of νQ=354(5) MHz. The defect could be identified as a W self interstitial forming a 〈100〉 mixed dumbbell with a Hf impurity atom.

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Hoffmann, A., Pütz, U., Freitag, K. et al. Observation of a 〈100〉 mixed dumbbell at181HF in tungsten. Hyperfine Interact 15, 417–420 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02159781

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