Diffusion and trapping of positive muons in niobium and in aluminum alloys

Zero, longitudinal and transverse magnetic field uSR has been used to investigate (mu)('+) diffusion and trapping in Nb. The ambiguity in the interpretation of the 'double humped' temperature dependence of the depolarisation rate for the transverse field case has been resolved. A disc...

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Main Author: Numan, Muhammad Zillulhaq
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Language:English
Published: W&M ScholarWorks 1982
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spelling ndltd-wm.edu-oai-scholarworks.wm.edu-etd-35912019-05-16T03:23:37Z Diffusion and trapping of positive muons in niobium and in aluminum alloys Numan, Muhammad Zillulhaq Zero, longitudinal and transverse magnetic field uSR has been used to investigate (mu)('+) diffusion and trapping in Nb. The ambiguity in the interpretation of the 'double humped' temperature dependence of the depolarisation rate for the transverse field case has been resolved. A discussion of how the zero and longitudinal measurements can distinguish between the trapping and detrapping phenomena is presented with (mu)SR data analysis in mind. Muon mobility is shown to increase monotonically with temperature. The width of the local magnetic field distribution due to Nb nuclear moments and the rate for trapping and detrapping of muons have been measured at several temperatures.;Data from an earlier study of aluminum doped with .1 at. % Si, Ag and Mg showing complex structure in the linewidth parameter have been analyzed further using a multi-trap nonequilibrium model to obtain trap concentration, binding energies and diffusion rates for the host and the traps. 1982-01-01T08:00:00Z text application/pdf https://scholarworks.wm.edu/etd/1539623730 https://scholarworks.wm.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=3591&context=etd © The Author Dissertations, Theses, and Masters Projects English W&M ScholarWorks Condensed Matter Physics
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Numan, Muhammad Zillulhaq
Diffusion and trapping of positive muons in niobium and in aluminum alloys
description Zero, longitudinal and transverse magnetic field uSR has been used to investigate (mu)('+) diffusion and trapping in Nb. The ambiguity in the interpretation of the 'double humped' temperature dependence of the depolarisation rate for the transverse field case has been resolved. A discussion of how the zero and longitudinal measurements can distinguish between the trapping and detrapping phenomena is presented with (mu)SR data analysis in mind. Muon mobility is shown to increase monotonically with temperature. The width of the local magnetic field distribution due to Nb nuclear moments and the rate for trapping and detrapping of muons have been measured at several temperatures.;Data from an earlier study of aluminum doped with .1 at. % Si, Ag and Mg showing complex structure in the linewidth parameter have been analyzed further using a multi-trap nonequilibrium model to obtain trap concentration, binding energies and diffusion rates for the host and the traps.
author Numan, Muhammad Zillulhaq
author_facet Numan, Muhammad Zillulhaq
author_sort Numan, Muhammad Zillulhaq
title Diffusion and trapping of positive muons in niobium and in aluminum alloys
title_short Diffusion and trapping of positive muons in niobium and in aluminum alloys
title_full Diffusion and trapping of positive muons in niobium and in aluminum alloys
title_fullStr Diffusion and trapping of positive muons in niobium and in aluminum alloys
title_full_unstemmed Diffusion and trapping of positive muons in niobium and in aluminum alloys
title_sort diffusion and trapping of positive muons in niobium and in aluminum alloys
publisher W&M ScholarWorks
publishDate 1982
url https://scholarworks.wm.edu/etd/1539623730
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