Published September 30, 2008
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Installation of a cryogenic station to perform Emission Channeling experiments at low temperature
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Description
The emission channeling (EC) technique is used to determine with high precision the lattice sites of elements/impurities in a single-crystal. With the introduction of a cooling system the EC technique will allow to study the traveling of the impurities in the single-crystal as function of temperature, below room temperature. EC further allows the study of the elements/impurity vibrations and its eventual anisotropy along different lattice orientations. This report presents the planning and implementation of the cooling station for an existing emission channeling chamber.
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Identifiers
- CDS
- 1640916
- CDS Report Number
- CERN-THESIS-2008-196
- Aleph number
- 000736297CER
CERN
- Department
- IT - Information Technology Department
- Programme
- No program participation
- Accelerator
- CERN ISOLDE
- Experiment
- IS453
- Studies
- Not applicable