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Characterization of lacunar defects by positron annihilation

Authors: Marie-France BARTHE, Catherine CORBEL, Gilbert BLONDIAUX

Publication date: March 10, 2003 | Lire en français

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    4. Determining the free volume of defects in the core or surface of materials

    This paragraph illustrates the properties of lacunar defects that positrons have made it possible to determine in metals, semiconductors or insulators, based on the following annihilation characteristics:

    • living time

    τd

    • moment distribution of annihilated electron-positron pairs ρd (p) ;

    • annihilation fraction of low-momentum electron-positron pairs S d ;

    • annihilation...

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