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Manaf, Muhamad Nasruddin, Minami, Susumu, Ishii, Fumiyuki, Saito, Mineo (2019) First-principles calculation of anomalous muonium in silicon: origin of the negative Fermi contact interaction constant. Japanese Journal of Applied Physics, 58 (8) 81008 doi:10.7567/1347-4065/ab2f9a

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TitleFirst-principles calculation of anomalous muonium in silicon: origin of the negative Fermi contact interaction constant
JournalJapanese Journal of Applied Physics
AuthorsManaf, Muhamad NasruddinAuthor
Minami, SusumuAuthor
Ishii, FumiyukiAuthor
Saito, MineoAuthor
Year2019 (August 1)Volume58
Issue8
PublisherJapan Society of Applied Physics
DOIdoi:10.7567/1347-4065/ab2f9aSearch in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceManaf, Muhamad Nasruddin, Minami, Susumu, Ishii, Fumiyuki, Saito, Mineo (2019) First-principles calculation of anomalous muonium in silicon: origin of the negative Fermi contact interaction constant. Japanese Journal of Applied Physics, 58 (8) 81008 doi:10.7567/1347-4065/ab2f9a
Plain TextManaf, Muhamad Nasruddin, Minami, Susumu, Ishii, Fumiyuki, Saito, Mineo (2019) First-principles calculation of anomalous muonium in silicon: origin of the negative Fermi contact interaction constant. Japanese Journal of Applied Physics, 58 (8) 81008 doi:10.7567/1347-4065/ab2f9a
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