Mossbauer radiation from a single-line source was converted into a set
of harmonics by transmission through an ultrasound-vibrated SS foil.
Energy and time analysis of the radiation revealed characteristic side
bands and quantum beats, respectively. When the radiation was further
transmitted through a sample (a second SS foil) at rest, the original
quantum beat pattern was shifted in time proportional to the sample th
ickness. This time beat shift originates from interference in energy s
pace. It is analogous to the spatial fringe shifts in classical interf
erometry.