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Secondary electron yield from aluminium-coated foils for muon tagging and beam monitoring up to 60 MeV/c
Gianluca Janka, Michael W. Heiss, Maxime Lamotte +2
The feasibility of foil-based muon tagging is investigated in the momentum range below 60 MeV/c, with particular focus on its applicability to the low-momentum range spanning appro…
New Frontiers in Muon-Spin Spectroscopy Using Si-Pixel Detectors
Heiko Augustin, Niklaus Berger, Andrin Doll +9
The study of novel quantum materials relies on muon-spin rotation, relaxation, or resonance (\mSR) measurements. Yet, a fundamental limitation persists: many of these materials can…
Advanced muon-spin spectroscopy with high lateral resolution using Si-pixel detectors
Lukas Mandok, Pascal Isenring, Heiko Augustin +7
Muon-spin spectroscopy at continuous sources has stagnated at a stopped muons rate of ~40 kHz for the last few decades. The major limiting factor is the requirement of a single muo…
Monitoring the tagging efficiency of the Low-Energy Muon beamline through background analysis: Insights into the long-term performance of ultrathin carbon foils
Gianluca Janka, Herman Ishchenko, Zaher Salman +2
The efficient tagging of individual muons, along with the stability of the involved ultrathin carbon foil, is critical for ensuring fast, reliable and reproducible low-energy muon…
Improving the low-energy muon beam quality of the LEM beamline at PSI: Characterisation of ultra-thin carbon foils
Gianluca Janka, Maria Mendes Martins, Xiaojie Ni +3
The Low-Energy Muon beamline (LEM) at the Paul Scherrer Institute currently stands as the world's only facility providing a continuous beam of low-energy muons with keV energies fo…
Small sample measurements at the low energy muon facility of Paul Scherrer Institute
X. Ni, L. Zhou, M. M. Martins +3
The low energy muon spin rotation spectroscopy (LE-SR) is primarily used to investigate thin films, surfaces, and interfaces of materials, which has matured at the Paul Scherrer…