1. Editors' preface

   EditorialNotes Pages: xi - xii

2. Resonant polarization transfer from electron spins to nuclear spins-or to muon spins-in semiconductors

   • A. Henstra
   • W. Th. Wenckebach

   Muon Spin Relaxation, Muonium Formation Pages: 751 - 755

3. Probing electronically driven nuclear relaxation muon-nuclear-spin double relaxation

   • Toshimitsu Yamazaki

   Muon Spin Relaxation, Muonium Formation Pages: 757 - 765

4. Spin relaxation studies of the muonium substituted ethyl radical in the gas phase

   • D. G. Fleming
   • R. F. Kiefl
   • S. F. J. Cox

   Muon Spin Relaxation, Muonium Formation Pages: 767 - 771

5. Longitudinal muon spin relaxation in organic radicals in the vapour phase

   • S. F. J. Cox
   • G. H. Eaton
   • J. E. Magraw

   Muon Spin Relaxation, Muonium Formation Pages: 773 - 777

6. Muon charge exchange and muonium spin exchange in gases

   • Masayoshi Senba

   Muon Spin Relaxation, Muonium Formation Pages: 779 - 791

7. Positive muon slowing down times in Ar measured by the μSR technique

   • M. Senba
   • D. J. Arseneau
   • D. G. Fleming

   Muon Spin Relaxation, Muonium Formation Pages: 793 - 799

8. Muonium formation in xenon and argon up to 60 atmospheres

   • J. R. Kempton
   • M. Senba
   • D. G. Fleming

   Muon Spin Relaxation, Muonium Formation Pages: 801 - 809

9. Interaction of muonium with oxygen on silica powder surfaces

   • J. R. Kempton
   • R. F. Marzke
   • A. Tempelmann

   Muon Spin Relaxation, Muonium Formation Pages: 811 - 817

10. Study of condensed nitrogen by μSR method

    • B. F. Kirillov
    • B. A. Nikol'sky
    • V. A. Zhukov

    Muon Spin Relaxation, Muonium Formation Pages: 819 - 827

11. Muon spin rotation in liquid noble gases

    • Yu. M. Belousov
    • V. N. Gorbunov
    • V. P. Smilga

    Muon Spin Relaxation, Muonium Formation Pages: 829 - 835

12. Observation of muonium in solid hydrogen

    • J. H. Brewer
    • K. Chow
    • C. Schwab

    Muon Spin Relaxation, Muonium Formation Pages: 837 - 840

13. On the mechanism of muon spin depolarization in the Spur model for Mu formation

    • V. N. Gorelkin
    • L. P. Kotova

    Muon Spin Relaxation, Muonium Formation Pages: 841 - 846

14. Longitudinal muon spin relaxation in the organic metal polypyrrole

    • F. L. Pratt
    • G. R. Mitchell
    • W. Hayes

    Muon Spin Relaxation, Muonium Formation Pages: 847 - 853

15. Radical reorientation dynamics studied by positive-muon avoided level crossing resonance

    • Emil Roduner

    Molecular Structure and Dynamics, Muonium Chemistry Pages: 857 - 871

16. Order and dynamics of molecular reorientations in norbornene: What μSR, NMR and neutrons can say

    • M. Riccò
    • R. De Renzi

    Molecular Structure and Dynamics, Muonium Chemistry Pages: 873 - 878

17. Probing the behaviour of surface-adsorbed free radicals using ALC μSR

    • Ivan D. Reid
    • Toshiyuki Azuma
    • Emil Roduner

    Molecular Structure and Dynamics, Muonium Chemistry Pages: 879 - 889

18. Hyperfine anisotropy and crystal field effects in Mu adducts to naphthalene

    • Ivan D. Reid
    • Emil Roduner

    Molecular Structure and Dynamics, Muonium Chemistry Pages: 891 - 900

19. Current trends in muonium chemistry

    • Paul W. Percival

    Molecular Structure and Dynamics, Muonium Chemistry Pages: 901 - 911

20. Vibrationally averaged spin densities on muons and protons in the hydroxyl and ethyl radicals

    • Tom A. Claxton
    • Alison M. Graham
    • Stefan Vogel

    Molecular Structure and Dynamics, Muonium Chemistry Pages: 913 - 926

21. Solvent effects on the hyperfine coupling constant and barrier to internal rotation for the 2-muoxyprop-2-Yl radical

    • D. Buttar
    • R. M. Macrae
    • E. Roduner

    Molecular Structure and Dynamics, Muonium Chemistry Pages: 927 - 936

22. Intramolecular motion in muonium-substituted radicals

    • Jean-Claude Brodovitch
    • Siu-Keung Leung
    • Stephen F. J. Cox

    Molecular Structure and Dynamics, Muonium Chemistry Pages: 937 - 938

23. Ortho-m meta-, para-directional effects in muonium addition to benzoic acid in water

    • John M. Stadlbauer
    • Mary V. Barnabas
    • David C. Walker

    Molecular Structure and Dynamics, Muonium Chemistry Pages: 939 - 943

24. Comparison of muonated free radicals formed in pure liquids with those in dilute solutions: Origins of radicals

    • Mary V. Barnabas
    • Krishnan Venkateswaran
    • David C. Walker

    Molecular Structure and Dynamics, Muonium Chemistry Pages: 945 - 951

25. Relaxation of thiyl radicals as a measure of the probable timescale over which the missing fraction of muonium in water is lost

    • Mary V. Barnabas
    • Krishnan Venkateswaran
    • David C. Walker

    Molecular Structure and Dynamics, Muonium Chemistry Pages: 953 - 958

26. Muonium and micelles

    • Krishnan Venkateswaran
    • Mary V. Barnabas
    • David C. Walker

    Molecular Structure and Dynamics, Muonium Chemistry Pages: 959 - 963

27. Muonium in silicon tetrachloride

    • T. Azuma
    • I. D. Reid
    • E. Roduner

    Molecular Structure and Dynamics, Muonium Chemistry Pages: 965 - 968

28. Muonium adduct radicals from vinyl-aromatic compounds

    • Christopher J. Rhodes
    • Emil Roduner

    Molecular Structure and Dynamics, Muonium Chemistry Pages: 969 - 974

29. Muon spin rotation studies of the role of solvent in captodative interactions of cyclohexadienyl radicals

    • Christopher J. Rhodes
    • Emil Roduner

    Molecular Structure and Dynamics, Muonium Chemistry Pages: 975 - 978

30. Addition and spin exchange rate constants by longitudinal field μSR: The Mu+NO reaction

    • Masayoshi Senba
    • Alicia C. Gonzalez
    • Donald G. Fleming

    Molecular Structure and Dynamics, Muonium Chemistry Pages: 979 - 986

31. Muon addition to nitrogen, oxygen and other atoms: Considerations for level crossing resonance studies

    • S. F. J. Cox
    • D. Buttar
    • J. A. S. Smith

    Molecular Structure and Dynamics, Muonium Chemistry Pages: 987 - 992

32. Measurement of¹⁷O quadrupole interactions and identification of the diamagnetic fraction in ice by muon level crossing resonance

    • S. F. J. Cox
    • J. A. S. Smith
    • M. C. R. Symons

    Molecular Structure and Dynamics, Muonium Chemistry Pages: 993 - 1003

33. Production of slow muonic hydrogen isotopes in vacuum

    • B. M. Forster
    • J. M. Bailey
    • J. B. Warren

    Muonic Hydrogen, Negative Muons Pages: 1007 - 1013

34. Probing oxygen in high T_c superconductor LaSrCuO by negative muons

    • K. Nishiyama
    • K. Nagamine
    • I. Tanaka

    Muonic Hydrogen, Negative Muons Pages: 1015 - 1026

35. μ⁻ SR studies of oxide-superconductorsSR studies of oxide-superconductors

    • N. Nishida
    • S. Okuma
    • T. Yamazaki

    Muonic Hydrogen, Negative Muons Pages: 1027 - 1034

36. Measurement of the probability of atomic capture and depolarization of negative muons in high-temperature superconductors

    • A. V. Demianov
    • V. S. Evseev
    • O. P. Tkacheva

    Muonic Hydrogen, Negative Muons Pages: 1035 - 1038

37. μ⁻ SR in semiconductorsSR in semiconductors

    • M. Koch
    • K. Maier
    • D. Herlach

    Muonic Hydrogen, Negative Muons Pages: 1039 - 1045

38. Slow muons via superfluid helium

    • E. Krasnoperov

    Techniques Pages: 1049 - 1053

39. RF resonance techniques for continuous muon beams

    • S. R. Kreitzman

    Techniques Pages: 1055 - 1069

40. Evidence for muonium emission from an SiO₂ layer on n-type Si and the positive muon state in Si

    • A. Matsushita
    • Y. Miyake
    • T. Ohmi

    Techniques Pages: 1071 - 1080

41. Radio-frequency spin resonance of positive muons in α-iron at high temperatures

    • M. Hampele
    • D. Herlach
    • K. Fürderer

    Techniques Pages: 1081 - 1087

42. Application of pulsed high magnetic field to μSR studies

    • M. Motokawa
    • H. Nojiri
    • K. Nagamine

    Techniques Pages: 1089 - 1095

43. Muon acoustic spin resonance in ferromagnetics

    • Yu. M. Belousov
    • V. P. Smilga

    Techniques Pages: 1097 - 1099

44. Muonium acoustic resonance

    • V. G. Baryshevsky
    • S. A. Kuten
    • V. I. Rapoport

    Techniques Pages: 1101 - 1105

45. The rotating reference frame transformation in μSR

    • Tanya M. Riseman
    • Jess H. Brewer

    Techniques Pages: 1107 - 1111

46. Positive muon data analysis at ISIS

    • P. Dalmas de Réotier
    • A. Yaouanc
    • C. A. Scott

    Techniques Pages: 1113 - 1119

47. Model dependence of the longitudinal μSR depolarisation function in nuclear dipole systems

    • P. Dalmas de Réotier
    • A. Yaouanc
    • J. P. Boucher

    Techniques Pages: 1121 - 1127

48. Spatial correlation study of internal magnetic fields in magnets by μSR²-technique

    • V. A. Gordeev
    • V. N. Gorelkin

    Techniques Pages: 1129 - 1134

49. μSR at new accelerators

    • Jess H. Brewer

    Facilities, Outlooks Pages: 1137 - 1148

50. Japanese hadron facility plans and future μSR

    • K. Nagamine

    Facilities, Outlooks Pages: 1149 - 1158