High-precision measurements of the angular correlation of annihilation radiation from oriented single crystals of copper are reported, showing marked anisotropies even at large angles. A comparison with the predictions of a simple theoretical model indicates that most of the large-angle anisotropy can be attributed to positron annihilation with the high-momentum components of the conduction band in copper.
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