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THE SCATTERING RESONANCE CROSS-SECTION FOR NON-AXIAL SYMMETRIC HYPERFINE INTERACTION INCLUDING AN ANISOTROPIC

DEBYE-WALLER-FACTOR

H. Bokemeyer, D. Eckardt, K. Wohlfahrt

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H. Bokemeyer, D. Eckardt, K. Wohlfahrt. THE SCATTERING RESONANCE CROSS-SECTION FOR NON-AXIAL SYMMETRIC HYPERFINE INTERACTION INCLUDING AN ANISOTROPIC DEBYE-WALLER-FACTOR. Journal de Physique Colloques, 1974, 35 (C6), pp.C6-389-C6-392.

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JOURNAL DE PHYSIQUE

Colloque C6, supplément au no 12, Tome 35, Décembre 1974, page C6-389

THE SCATTERING RESONANCE CROSS-SECTION FOR NON-AXIAL SYMMETRIC HYPERFINE INTERACTION INCLUDING

AN ANISOTROPIC DEBYE-WALLER-FACTOR

H. BOKEMEYER

Gesellschaft für Schwerionenforschung, Darmstadt, Germany D. ECKARDT and K. WOHLFAHRT

Institut für Kernphysik der TH Darmstadt, Germany

Résumé. -

La section efficace de diffusion résonnante est calculée pour un facteur de Debye- Waller anisotrope et pour une interaction hyperfine de symétrie non axiale. Les formules incluent bien sûr les cas particuliers de l'effet Karyagin-Goldanskii en géométrie de transmission et de l'interaction hyperfine

à

symétrie axiale.

Abstract.

- The scattering resonance-cross-section has been calculated for a

non-isotropie

Debye-Waller-factor and non-axial symmetric hyperfine-interaction. The formulae include of course the special cases of

Goldanskii-Karyagin-effect

in transmission geometry and axial-symmetric hyperfine-interaction.

In the technique of measuring Mossbauer-spectra by observing the resonantly scattered y's or conversion- electrons the line intensities and shapes are influenced by the angular correlation between the incoming y-ray and the outgoing electron or

y.

This holds even for unpolarized incoming y's and/or isotropic absorber as first mentioned by Gabathuler and Leisy [l].

By using Mossbauer-conversion-spectroscopy [2, 31

the problem arose of fitting the quadrupole-splitted tungsten-fluorides under the assumption of a strong Goldanskii-Karyagin-effect [4], which influence should be altered compared to transmission-geometry. Follow- ing the procedure as outlined in [5] the scattering cross- section including Goldanskii-Karyagin-effect for unpo- larized incoming y-radiation, no observation of the polarization of the scattered particle, and polycrystalline absorbers can be computed to

:

- J J

' ~ z ~ml> ~D?-,,.(el ( e ql>f(el ~ a l ) wZ(e1

ol) d o ,

- 4 2

Article published online by EDP Sciences and available at http://dx.doi.org/10.1051/jphyscol:1974673

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C6-390

with

:

H. BOKEMEYER, D. ECKARDT A N D K. WOHLFAHRT

S =

(vl

q , v2

q2 LI L', L2 E2

ni ni n,

M l ml m!'

mz) ;

vl, v, even

ol, :

conversion coefficient of shell

x

<

x:

> 1

f (6' <pi)

=

exp ( - -;ii- ) exp ( [6,, -

- 6,

cos 2

<pl

2

(Lorentz line as defined in [8])

di,, =

((w

n i -

@ii)lr2)

The bv(nL, n' L i ,

e;)

and Fv(L2 L i ,

Ii

If) are the well known particle-parameters and angular distribution- coefficients respectively, as tabilized in [6]. The c:,,, are linear-combination-coefficients as defined by

$ ~ , = ~ c i i m , I I i m i > , sothat ~ t , h ~ , = E , , t h ~

mi

FIG. 1. - Explanation of symbols : a) used angles (Z = crystal axis) ; b) nuclear symbols : left : resonance absorption, right :

deexcitation.

For non-axial quadrupole-interaction the ci,, for

Ii =

2 are given in table 1. In the case of axial-symmetric interaction the c ~ , , , are equal to d,,,,.

wz(B1 cpl) describes the polarization of the absorber. If one uses isotropic samples wz(B1

cpl)

has to be replaced

by #(O1 <pl)

= 114 n.

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THE SCATTERING RESONANCE CROSS-SECTION C6-39 1

TABLE 1 4 relative intensities

Eigenfunctions for I

= 2

and non-axial quadrupole-interaction

for

y # O

= 2-'12(1 2 - 2

> +

12

+

2

>)

for

=

0

FIG. 2. - Relative line intensities as function of

(aL

= 0) for : a) line 5 ; b) line 3 ; c) line 2 and 4 and for different detec- tion angles : transmission (solid line), 30°-70° (dashed line) and

6g0-71° (dot-dash line).

If the Lorentz-distribution L(ni n! n,,

v) is independent of n, (for axial-symmetric interaction of mg)

the summa-

tion over

mg, ng

can be done. For

1, =

O or 3 in the case of quadrupole interaction and polycristalline absorber the

formula may be condensed to

:

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C6-392 H. BOKEMEYER, D. ECKARDT AND K. WOHLFAHRT

For a 2 + O transition figure 2 shows for example

the intensities of the five lines as a function of for

6, = O

and y

=

0.85 for three different sets of detec- tion-angles

:

1) 8,

=

300, 8,

=

700, cp,

=

00, cp,

=

2 n, which corresponds to the P-spectrometer of the orange- type [7] used for the experiments of [3, 51

;

2) 8,

=

690, 8,

=

710,

cp, =

00, cp,

=

2 n, which may correspond to e--detection with a solid-state- detector

;

3) the transmission-geometry

: 19, =

4 2 , 8,

=

n/2,

cpl =

00,

cp, =

2

71,

which may be compared with an approximation given in

[4].

Acknowledgment. -

The authors thank Prof.

Dr. E. Gerdau and Dr. A. Gedikli for their hint to the strong Goldanskii-Karyagin-effect in the tungsten- fluorides long before publication, which partly ini- tiated this work.

References

[l] GABATHULER, K. and LEISI, H. J., Hyperfine Interactions in Excited Nuclei, Rehovot, Israel(1972).

[2] KANKELEIT, E., Z. Phys. 164 (1961) 442.

[3] BOKEMEYER, H., WOHLFAHRT, K. and KANKELEIT, E., International Conference on Application of the MB- Efect (Ayeleth Hashahar, Israel) 1973.

[4] GEDIKLI, A., WINKLER, H. and GERDAU, E., 2. Phys. 267 (1974).

[5] BOKEMEYER, H., Thesis, Institut für Kernphysik, Technische Hochschule Darmstadt, to be published.

WOHLFAHRT, K., Thesis, Institut für Kernphysik, Technische Hochschule Darmstadt, to be published.

[6] HAGER, R. S. and SELTZER, E. C., NUCI. Data A 4 (1968) Nos 5-6.

[7] MOLL, E. and KANKELEIT, E., Nukleonik 7 (1965) 180.

[8] EICHER, H., Z. Phys. 212 (1968) 176.

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