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VOLUME 59 (1994) | ISSUE 11 | PAGE 721
Formation of muonium in condensed neon
Muon polarization in condensed neon has been studied as a function of the electric and transverse magnetic fields. In solid neon, more than 80% of the muonium forms in a time of less than 1 ns, while in the liquid phase the observed muonium fraction in a transverse field of 8 G is 20%. The muonium formation time in the crystalline phase is short in comparison with that in the liquid phase because of the high mobility of excess electrons.