Philosophical magazine · 1957 · 16 citations · 5 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsNuclear ChemistryNuclear PhysicsSpectroscopyCrystallographyGamma-ray SpectroscopyNuclear StructureAngular Correlation AnalysisAngular Correlation MeasurementsAngular DistributionsGamma-ray Angular CorrelationsGamma-ray Angular DistributionsMixing Ratio DependenceNuclear Structure DeterminationSingle Crystal Analysis
Abstract Nuclear alignment of 175Yb has been obtained by cooling a single crystal of ytterbium ethyl sulphate to about 0.014°K, and was detected by observing the anisotropic angular distributions of the two most energetic γ-rays. A relationship between the mixing ratios δdL(M2/E1) for these γ-rays is obtained. γ-γ angular correlation measurements for the 282 and the 114 kev γ-raye show sensibly the same value for the correlation coefficient A 2 of +0.205±0.015 for solid and liquid sources containing 175Yb. Using |δ|=0.17±0.03 for the 282 kev γ-ray determined from the angular correlation measurements the mixing ratio for the 396 kev γ-ray is found to be +0.10±0.03. The nuclear moment of 176Yb is 0.15±0.04.
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Nuclear alignment of<sup>147</sup>Nd
G.R. Bishop, M.A. Grace, C. E. Johnson et al. · Philosophical magazine · 1957 · 24 citations