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A Mössbauer experiment consists in the determination of the y - ray absorption
spectrum for the given material in order to measure the hyperfine interactions .
This is done conveniently by modulating the energy of the y rays emitted by the ...
A Mössbauer experiment consists in the determination of the y - ray absorption
spectrum for the given material in order to measure the hyperfine interactions .
This is done conveniently by modulating the energy of the y rays emitted by the ...
Page 122
For an alloy AB with face centered cubic structure , where B refers to the
Mössbauer atoms , the spectrum will consist of several subspectra , each of
which arises from a particular local environment , that is from a site having 0 , 1 ,
2 , . . . , 12 B ...
For an alloy AB with face centered cubic structure , where B refers to the
Mössbauer atoms , the spectrum will consist of several subspectra , each of
which arises from a particular local environment , that is from a site having 0 , 1 ,
2 , . . . , 12 B ...
Page 178
In that case the broad emission envelope is dominated by the line shape function
in the phonon coupling , and a very clean spectrum for the emission in question
is necessary to obtain details about the mechanisms of phonon coupling ...
In that case the broad emission envelope is dominated by the line shape function
in the phonon coupling , and a very clean spectrum for the emission in question
is necessary to obtain details about the mechanisms of phonon coupling ...
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Principles of XRay Stress Measurement | 4 |
Control of Accuracy and Precision | 25 |
Applications | 45 |
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