Physical Review · 1946 · 116 citations · 6 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsElectromagnetismNuclear PhysicsRadiation PhysicsElectron CorrelationRadioactive DecayAngular Correlation AnalysisAngular DependenceAngular Distribution Of RadiationAngular DistributionsAtomic NucleusGamma-ray Angular CorrelationsGamma-ray Angular DistributionsMultipole Radiation
The calculation of the angular correlation of successive gamma-rays from an atomic nucleus, carried out by Hamilton, has been extended to take into account the effect of the magnetic field at the nucleus because of the extra-nuclear electrons. Results are given in a form valid for all multipole orders. In addition, it is shown that an external magnetic field may be used to reduce the effect of the extra-nuclear electrons on the angular correlation. A method of calculating the effect of an external magnetic field on the angular distribution of the successive gamma-rays is indicated.
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