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By using a monodomain single crystal La2CuO4 grown by the travelling solvent floating zone method, the strength and direction of the local hyperfine field vector at positive muon sites were determined. Combining with the μ+ location determined separately, we found the importance of the local hyperfine field contributions with dipolar symmetry as well as the distant dipolar field from surrounding point dipoles of Cu atomic moments.
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Torikai, E., Ishihara, H., Nagamine, K. et al. Local hyperfine field vector of positive muon in mono-domain single crystal of antiferromagnetic La2CuO4 . Hyperfine Interact 79, 915–920 (1993). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00567627
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