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The spin relaxation of the positive muon in copper has been measured below 5 K in zero applied magnetic field. The results are well described by the theory of Kubo and Toyabe with a temperature-independent dipolar width. It is concluded that neither trapping nor changes in the muon site with temperature explain the increased mobility below 5 K.
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Clawson et al. (1983) studied this question.
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