N. Coulier et al., DIRECT DETERMINATION OF THE ALIGNMENT OF PROJECTILE FRAGMENTS FROM A BETA-ANISOTROPY LEVEL MIXING RESONANCE (LMR) MEASUREMENT, ACT PHY P B, 28(1-2), 1997, pp. 407-411
Using the Level Mixing Resonance (LMR) interaction, which converts ali
gnment into polarization, the nuclear spin aligment of B-12 produced i
n two different fragmentation reactions at intermediate energy (respec
tively C-13 onto a C-12 target and Ne-22 onto a Be-9 target) was deter
mined by measuring the beta-anisotropy. The nuclear spin alignment of
N-18 fragments, produced in the Ne-22 reaction was measured for differ
ent selections in the longitudinal fragment momentum distribution. In
the same measurement the ratio of the quadrupole frequency to the magn
etic moment nu Q/mu of neutron rich N-18 fragments implanted in mg was
found to be an order of magnitude larger compared to simple shell mod
el calculations.