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Application of μ SR to radiation damage in metals

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Proton-irradiated Al, Cu and Ni foils have been investigated by the μSR technique. No trapping of μ+ has been observed in the temperature range investigated (<300 K). In Ni a temperature-independent increase of the depolarisation rate by a factor of three is found for the irradiated target. This change is attributed to field inhomogeneities produced by defects.

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Echt, O., Graf, H., Holzschuh, E. et al. Application of μ SR to radiation damage in metals. Hyperfine Interact 6, 329–334 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01028815

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