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VOLUME 49 (1989) | ISSUE 12 | PAGE 671
Effect of magnetic field on the dynamics of impurities in metallic systems
A magnetic field can substantially alter the probability for the hop of an impurity or for a transition in a two-level system in a disordered metal. The effect stems from a change in the energy of the interaction of an impurity atom with conduction electrons when a magnetic field is imposed. A similar dependence of the hopping probability on the superfluid current is predicted in disordered superconductors.