Oxide muonics: A new compendium

Cox, S.F.J; Lord, J.S; Cottrell, S.P; Gil, J.M; Alberto, H.V; Duarte, J. Piroto; Vilão, R.C; Keeble, D.J; Davis, E.A; Keren, A; Scheuermann, R; Stoykov, A; Charlton, M; der, D.P. van; Gavartin, J; der, Dirk van

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Oxide muonics: A new compendium

S.F.J Cox, J.S Lord, S.P Cottrell, J.M Gil, H.V Alberto, J. Piroto Duarte, R.C Vilão, D.J Keeble, E.A Davis, A Keren, R Scheuermann, A Stoykov, M Charlton, D.P. van der Werf, J Gavartin, Dirk van der Werf

Physica B: Condensed Matter, Volume: 374-375

Swansea University Author: Dirk van der Werf

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A new survey of muonium states brings the total of binary non-magnetic oxides studied to 30, with normal muonium—the interstitiallytrapped atomic state—found in 15 of these. The number of shallow-donor states of the type known in ZnO now also totals 15, but thereare hints of several others. Tantaliz...

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Oxide muonics: A new compendium

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