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Measurement of Nucleon Properties
Course: PHYS 556, Fall 2008School: Purdue
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of Measurement Spins of Ground States of Radioactive Nuclei Wang, Quan ( e ) Outline Introduction Important definitions The method of the spin Hamiltonian Experimental Methods Introduction Nucleus Nuclear properties: spin, I Nuclear magnetic dipole moment, I Nuclear electric quadrupole moment, Q Measurement of Spin, counting the discrete 2I+1 degenerate states Measurement of I, interaction with...
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of Measurement Spins of Ground States of Radioactive Nuclei
Wang, Quan ( e )
Outline
Introduction Important
definitions The method of the spin Hamiltonian Experimental Methods
Introduction
Nucleus
Nuclear
properties:
spin, I Nuclear magnetic dipole moment, I Nuclear electric quadrupole moment, Q
Measurement
of Spin,...
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