The nature of the electron states associated with hydrogen in InN has been inferred by studying the behavior of positive muons, which mimic protons when implanted into semiconductors. The muons capture electrons below 60 K, forming paramagnetic centers with a binding energy of about 12 meV. Together with an exceedingly small muon-electron hyperfine constant indicative of a highly delocalized electron wave function, the results confirm the recently predicted shallow-donor properties of hydrogen in InN.
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