Abstract

A study aimed at calculating the probability of a nonthermalized positron being localized at a thermally generated defect is examined. We find that by utilizing the theoretical works of Perkins and Carbotte and McMullen and Stott a significant fraction of positrons are localized before reaching equilibrium with the lattice. These results are compared with both bulk positron lifetime and variable-energy positron data. Implications of these results are discussed.

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