Reply to "Comment on 'Weak-localization and Coulomb-interaction effects in hydrogen-doped Zr-Ni and Zr-Cu metallic glasses' "

The alternative explanation for the magnetic-susceptibility results, in terms of increased segregation of late transition elements due to the presence of hydrogen, is ruled out because the H concentrations used are below the "critical" concentration for that process. Some other alternatives mentioned by Bakonyi were already discussed. But taking the magnetic-susceptibility results together with those of the temperature and magnetic-field dependence of electrical conductivity, it is thought that the most consistent picture was the one given in the original paper.