1984
DOI: 10.1016/0167-5087(84)90300-4
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Measurement of ejectile polarization in heavy ion reactions via beta-ray asymmetry

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“…The present achievement promises successful application of the method to heavier Mg isotopes. The results on 29 Mg and 30 Mg will be published soon.…”
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“…The present achievement promises successful application of the method to heavier Mg isotopes. The results on 29 Mg and 30 Mg will be published soon.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Here, τ is the mixing ratio defined by where C V and C A are the Fermi and the Gamow-Teller coupling constants, respectively, and 1 and σ are the corresponding nuclear matrix elements [29]. In the case of the neutron-rich nucleus 28 Na, the β decays to the levels below the neutron threshold are mostly the Gamow-Teller (GT) transitions.…”
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“…If the reaction products are selected at an angle with respect to the incoming projectile beam, a spin-polarized ensemble can be obtained, reaching polarizations up to 40% [139]. • In transfer reactions combined with IF mass separation, high amounts of spin-orientation have been established (∼30-40% [140]) but very rarely such reactions have been used to study moments of exotic nuclei. That is because the production yield of exotic nuclei is obviously higher in the intermediate-and high-energy projectile-fragmentation reactions.…”
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