Magnetic hyperfine interaction of41Ca and41K nuclei implanted into iron

Bergmeister, F.J.; Uhrmacher, M.; Lieb, K. P.

doi:10.1007/bf02143944

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“…The value of the average static field for Ca in Fe Bsv(Ca~=-4.73(93) T agrees very well with that reported by Henseler et al [8], BSF = --4.5(1.3)T. It should be noted that these time-integral results are inconsistent with the fraction averaged value of the two field components observed in time-differential measurements [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14]15]. Surprisingly the present value agrees very well with the low field component of these experiments.…”

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Measurements of theg-factor ratio of the first 3? and 5? states in40Ca and the lifetime of the 5? state

Mayr

Speidel

Knopp

et al. 1987

Z. Physik A - Atomic Nuclei

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The g-factor ratio of the first excited 3-and 5-states in 4~ was measured to be g3/g5 = 1.01(10) employing the implantation perturbed angular correlation technique.The static hyperfine fields (SF) in Fe and Gd hosts were used. In addition the lifetime of the 5-state was measured to be z=426 (7)ps. The values of the SF in Gd and Fe hosts were deduced and compared with systematics in this element region.

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