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    Muon Spectroscopy: An Introduction

    Muon Spectroscopy by Blundell, Stephen J.; De Renzi, Roberto; Lancaster, Tom;

    An Introduction

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    • Publisher OUP Oxford
    • Date of Publication 10 November 2021

    • ISBN 9780198858966
    • Binding Paperback
    • No. of pages432 pages
    • Size 247x190x21 mm
    • Weight 934 g
    • Language English
    • Illustrations 304 line illustrations and photographs
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    Aimed at beginner graduate students, this book provides a comprehensive introduction to muon spectroscopy and its uses in, among other applications, the study of semiconductors, magnets, superconductors, chemical reactions, and battery materials.

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    Muons, radioactive particles produced in accelerators, have emerged as an important tool to study problems in condensed matter physics and chemistry. Beams of muons with all their spins polarized can be used to investigate a variety of static and dynamic effects and hence to deduce properties concerning magnetism, superconductivity, molecular or chemical dynamics and a large number of other phenomena. The technique was originally the preserve of a few specialists located in particle physics laboratories. Today it is used by scientists from a very wide range of scientific backgrounds and interests.

    This modern, pedagogic introduction to muon spectroscopy is written with the beginner in the field in mind, but also aims to serve as a reference for more experienced researchers. The key principles are illustrated by numerous practical examples of the application of the technique to different areas of science and there are many worked examples and problems provided to test understanding. The book vividly demonstrates the power of the technique to extract important information in many different scientific contexts, all stemming, ultimately, from the exquisite magnetic sensitivity of the implanted muon spin.

    Fundamental particles such as electrons and protons have been used since their discovery for uncovering the structures of materials and for diagnostics and treatment in medicine. Instruments called spectroscopes exploit the waves associated with energetic particles to glean information, much as X-rays were used to decipher the structure of DNA. In this text, authors introduce another fundamental particle called the muon and discuss its usage in spectroscopic analysis [...] covering properties of the muon, its interactive behaviors with surrounding materials, the history and physics of muon spectroscopy, and production of muons for experimentation. Each chapter includes solved and still-to-be-solved examples along with some model answers. Good illustrations and graphs support the description of this fascinating new method of delving more deeply into the structure of matter.

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    Table of Contents:

    The Basics of ?SR
    Part I: Elements of Muon Spectroscopy
    Introduction
    Muon Charge and Spin States
    The Quantum Muon
    Polarization Functions
    Part II: Science with ?SR
    Magnetism
    Dynamic Effects in Magnetism
    Measuring Dynamic Processes
    Superconductors
    Semiconductors and Dielectrics
    Ionic Motion
    Chemistry
    Part III: Practicalities of Muon Spectroscopy
    Making Muons
    Instrumentation
    Doing the Experiment
    Part IV: Further Topics in Muon Spectroscopy
    Calculating Muon Sites
    Numerical Modelling
    Low Energy ?SR
    Stimulation Methods
    High Magnetic Fields
    Muons under Pressure
    Negative Muon Techniques
    Part V: Complementary Techniques
    ?SR versus Other Resonance and Bulk Techniques
    X-rays, Neutrons, and ?SR
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