Some applications of nuclear orientation by Nambudripad, N, Nambudripad, Narayanan

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An investigation of the properties of nuclear levels by nuclear orientation by Dagley, P

“…Co⁺⁺, Mn⁺⁺) the double nitrates have two positions in the unit cell with different hyperfine constants</p> <p>Following the successful cooling of nickel-zinc fluosilicate by adiabatic demagnetisation (Hill, Meyer &amp; Milner 1959) it was realised that this salt which has one ion per unit cell might be suitable for nuclear orientation and indeed have some advantages over the other salts. …”

Nuclear orientation studies of isotopes far from stability by Griffiths, A, Griffiths, Austyn Glyn

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Hyperfine interaction studies using low temperature nuclear orientation by Johnston, P, Johnston, P. D.

“…<p>Experiments are described in this thesis using the techniques of nuclear orientation and nuclear magnetic resonance to study the hyperfine interactions of dilute impurities in ferromagnetic metal hosts. …”

On-line nuclear orientation studies of neutron deficient Te, I and Cs isotopes by Shaw, T

Subjects: “…Nuclear orientation…”

Nuclear structure studies involving polarised iodine, samarium and europium by Koh, Y, Koh, Young

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The sources of economic growth in the New Zealand economy after 1950 by Llewellyn, G, Llewellyn, G. E. J.

“…</p> <p>In part one some nuclear orientation experiments of ⁷⁴As in Fe and ²⁰⁶Bi and Ni and Fe are described. …”

Spin ordering at low temperatures by Kittel, P

“…</p> <p>In part one some nuclear orientation experiments of ⁷⁴As in Fe and ²⁰⁶Bi and Ni and Fe are described. …”

New methods for dynamic nuclear polarization in insulating solids : the Overhauser effect and time domain techniques by Can, Thach V. (Thach Van)

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Experiments on ordered spin systems by Grant, M

“…</p> <p>A more detailed account follows of the particular technique used to obtain our results, namely that of static nuclear orientation. A phenomenological description of the hyperfine interaction is given, together with the theory of the angular distribution of gamma radiation emitted by oriented nuclei, and a discussion of the scope of gamma anisotropy measurements.…”