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The pressure dependence of the muon Knight shift in antimony has been measured at 30K using polycrystalline samples and at 10K using single crystals. A considerably stronger pressure dependence is observed with the field parallel to the c-axis than perpendicular. The deduced linear parts of the isotropic and axial pressure dependence are dKiso/dP=−0.19(3)%/kbar and dKax/dP−0.24 (5)%/kbar. First principle molecular-cluster calculations show the origin, of the huge Knight shift and its pressure dependence.
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Lindgren, B., Hartmann, O., Karlsson, E. et al. Pressure dependence of the muon knight shift in antimony. Hyperfine Interact 31, 439–442 (1986). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02401593
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