Production of pulsed ultra slow muons and first μSR experiments on thin metallic and magnetic films
Physica B: Condensed Matter, ISSN: 0921-4526, Vol: 289, Page: 662-665
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At ISIS, RAL (UK) we have produced a pulsed ultra-slow muon beam (E≲20eV) and performed the first μSR experiments. Thanks to the pulsed feature, the implantation time is automatically determined and, by adjusting the final muon energy between ∼8keV and 20 eV, depth slicing experiments are possible down to monolayers distances. We report slicing experiments across a 20 nm copper film on quartz substrate with evidence for a 2 nm copper oxide surface layer. A preliminary experiment on a hexagonal cobalt film suggests the existence of muon precession in the local magnetic field.
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