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[en] Most diffusion phenomena in solids can be understood (or sometimes misunderstood) on a purely classical model. For light interstitials (hydrogen isotopes, the positive muon, and potentially He) there may be anomalous temperature dependences, and isotope effects, and anomalous response to electric fields and temperature gradients. Some of these anomalies are quantal in origin, and will be discussed. (author)
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Pugh, S.F. (ed.); UKAEA Atomic Energy Research Establishment, Harwell; 517 p; Mar 1980; p. 79-82; Harwell consultants symposium on inert (rare) gases in metals and ionic solids; Harwell, UK; 10 - 14 Sep 1979
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