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The paper introduces the concept of the “pion age” (=the time spent by a positive pion in a crystal before decaying) and shows that the dependence ofπ +/μ + lattice steering on pion age may be measured in the so-called 17 MHz mode of the Swiss Institute of Nuclear Research (SIN). By means of this new technique it is demonstrated thatπ + implanted into Ta single crystals at 80 K take up their final lattice positions (tetrahedral interstices) in less than 4 ns. Further potential applications of the technique are discussed.
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Jünemann, G., Carstanjen, H.D., Flik, G. et al. Time-dependent measurement of pion-muon channelling. Hyperfine Interact 19, 959–963 (1984). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02066143
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