Static moments of 54Fem and perturbed angular distributions with combined dipole and quadrupole interactions

doi:10.1016/0370-2693(78)90097-7

Physics Letters B

Volume 76, Issue 1, 8 May 1978, Pages 51-53

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Abstract

The static moments of a new I^π = (10⁺) isomer in ⁵⁴Fe (E_x = 6528keV; τ = 525 ± 10ns) were measured by the perturbed angular distribution method with the results g = +0.778 ± 0.010, |Q| = 72 ± 7efm². The isomer was then used to study the combined interaction produced by weak randomly-oriented electric field gradients in the presence of a strong magnetic field.

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Static moments of 54Fem and perturbed angular distributions with combined dipole and quadrupole interactions

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Hyperfine Interactions

Phys. Rev. Lett.

Static moments of ⁵⁴Fe^m and perturbed angular distributions with combined dipole and quadrupole interactions