| 总结: | Recent on-line nuclear orientation measurements of nuclear magnetic dipole moments by the method of NMR on oriented nuclei (NMR/ON) have yielded significant new odd-A moments. These include those closest to double magic Sn-132, namely, Sb-133 [Sn-132 plus one g(7/2+) proton] and Te-133(m) [Sn-132 with a pair of g(7/2+) protons and one hole in the h(11/2)- neutron sub-shell]. These close-to-double-magic results allow stringent tests of nuclear moment theory including, as main contributions to deviations from the simple free nucleon (Schmidt limit) values, configuration mixing in the nuclear wavefunction and mesonic exchange current modification to the dipole moment operator. Comparison with theoretical prediction, using established approaches to both these corrections, is discussed showing success in medium mass nuclei comparable to results previously established in light [to Ca-40] and heavy [near Pb-208] nuclei.
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