A New Way to Measure Parity Violating Effects in Atomic Systems
Sep, 1982Citations per year
Abstract: (Springer)
We propose a new type of experiment to look for parity violation due to neutral current interactions in deuterium. This involves measuring a certain angular momentum transfer from an atomic beam of polarized 2S1/2 deuterium to a capacitor producing a constant electric field. The torque exerted on the capacitor which is to be measured turns out to be of order 107ħ/s in a realistic situation.- ATOMIC PHYSICS: PARITY
- PARITY: ATOMIC PHYSICS
- PARITY: VIOLATION
- VIOLATION: PARITY
- NEUTRAL CURRENT
- DEUTERON: ELECTRIC MOMENT
- DEUTERON: POLARIZATION
- POLARIZATION: DEUTERON
- DEUTERON: LIFETIME
- ANGULAR MOMENTUM
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