Assistant Professor Matjaž Gomilšek | Ghost in the Material: Using Muons to Study the Effects of Quantum Jitters • scientia.global Nothing can ever be perfectly still, no matter how cold you make it. Take solid nitrogen, for example, which freezes at a bone-chilling -210 °C. You might expect its molecules to be frozen rigidly in ...

Light particles never stop moving even in the coldest solids. New work by Matjaž Gomilšek and team uses muons to map how quantum “jitters” affect materials at the deepest level.
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Paper Highlight: “Hydrogen Radical Chemistry at High-Symmetry {2Fe2S} Muon spectroscopy (μSR) experiments and simulations on materials for energy applications

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