Abstract
The lattice location of ion-implanted radioactive isotopes in metals and their interactions with defects in their own radiation damage cascade are of importance for studies of the hyperfine interactions of such probe atoms by nuclear methods. Recent results from Mössbauer and PAC experiments in particular are reviewed. Emphasis is put on lattice site identifications, which can be inferred from measured lattice-dynamical and hyperfine interaction parameters of probe atoms. Some general conclusions on the hyperfine interactions in interstitial- and vacancy-type complexes are drawn.
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