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Lamb‐Effect Sources Make Better Polarized Ion Beams

JAN 01, 1969

DOI: 10.1063/1.3035361

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Spin dependence of nuclear forces is probably becoming more accessible to experiment as makers of polarized ion beams improve their sources. Two methods appear to be battling for the honor of producing the most intense and best polarized beams. The “conventional” one throws out ground‐state atoms you don’t want with inhomogeneous magnetic fields and keeps the ones you do want.

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Volume 22, Number 1

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