Slow positron beam facility in Orléans

  • P. Desgardin
  • , L. Liszkay
  • , M. F. Barthe
  • , L. Henry
  • , J. Briaud
  • , M. Saillard
  • , L. Lepolotec
  • , C. Corbel
  • , G. Blondiaux
  • , A. Colder
  • , P. Marie
  • , M. Levalois

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Abstract

A magnetically guided slow positron beam with variable energy up to 50 keV has been built in the positron laboratory of CERI (Orléans). The accelerator is coupled with a Doppler broadening spectrometer. A 4μm polycrystalline W foil is used to moderate the positrons. The speed selection of positrons is performed with a 90° elbow. An activity of about 6 μCi was measured on the sample holder with a conventional 60 mCi 22Na positron source of 6 mm in diameter. We measured the electron momentum distributions in the first micron of heavy ions (Pb, Ar) implanted n-type Ge. Different ion fluences are compared.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)523-525
Number of pages3
JournalMaterials Science Forum
Volume363-365
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 1 Jan 2001
Event12th International Conference on Positron Annihilation - Munchen, Germany
Duration: 6 Aug 200012 Aug 2000

Keywords

  • Defects
  • Germanium
  • Ion-implantation
  • Slow positron beam

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