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Understanding muon diffusion in perovskite oxides below room temperature based on harmonic transition state theory
In positive muon spin rotation and relaxation ($μ^+$SR) spectroscopy, positive muons ($μ^+$) implanted into solid oxides are conventionally treated as immobile spin-probes at interstitial sites below room temperature. This is because each $μ^+$ is thought to be tightly bound to an oxygen atom in the
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