Ion Jump Motion as the Background for Muon Diffusion in Battery Materials Research Using SR
arXiv:2511.21013 · doi:10.7566/JPSJ.95.033705
Abstract
Numerical simulations of muon spin relaxation (SR) in ion diffusion were performed using the {\sl extended} Kubo-Toyabe (KT) relaxation function that incorporates an Edwards-Anderson type autocorrelation function for the jump motion of ions. The analysis of the generated SR spectra using the conventional KT function (mimicking the previous analysis procedure) suggest that the anomalous peak in the fluctuation rate around a specific temperature and associated decrease of the linewidth above , often observed in the previous SR studies on ion diffusion, originate from the sharp increase in the ion jump rate against that of the muon with increasing temperature. This indicates that a more detailed reanalysis of the vintage data using is useful for the proper evaluation of and . Meanwhile, it also suggests that the SR results showing no such anomaly convey little information on ion diffusion.
5 pages, 3 figures
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