hyperfine magnetic field distribution measured by a monochromatic, circularly polarized Mössbauer sourceAbstract
It is demonstrated that when in a standard Mössbauer spectroscopy experiment two different hyperfine magnetic field distributions describe experimental data equally well, measurements by means of a monochromatic circularly polarized source lead to the correct choice of the solution. The problem of the asymmetry of the spectrum in the case of a polarized source and pure magnetic interaction is discussed and constraints for the line intensities are given.
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