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[en] Time differential perturbed angular correlation spectroscopy was performed for different orientations of crystalline germanium following diluted doping of the material with the hyperfine interactions probe 100Pd/100Rh. Results are interpreted in order to identify the crystallographic orientation of a palladium defect pairing that is most pronounced following annealing at 500 °C. Orientation in the <100> direction can be excluded. The data are consistent with a substitutional palladium atom pairing with a vacancy in a nearest-neighbours configuration and the pair being oriented in the <111> direction. This is similar to the palladium-vacancy pairing known to occur in n-type silicon.
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Micolich, Adam (ed.); Australian Institute of Physics, East Melbourne, VIC (Australia); 85 p; ISBN 978-0-646-55969-8; 
; 28 Jun 2011; p. 30-33; 35. annual condensed matter and materials meeting; Wagga Wagga, NSW (Australia); 1-4 Feb 2011; Available online from: http://aip.org.au/annual-cmm-meetings/; Also available online from: http://www.aip.org.au/wp-content/uploads/cmm/2011/cmm111.pdf; 4 figs., 14 refs.
; 28 Jun 2011; p. 30-33; 35. annual condensed matter and materials meeting; Wagga Wagga, NSW (Australia); 1-4 Feb 2011; Available online from: http://aip.org.au/annual-cmm-meetings/; Also available online from: http://www.aip.org.au/wp-content/uploads/cmm/2011/cmm111.pdf; 4 figs., 14 refs.