Nuclear relaxation produced by collisions on quartz walls of optically oriented 201Hg atoms is studied theoretically and experimentally. The relaxation mechanism is assumed to be the quadrupole coupling between the 201Hg nucleus and the electrical field gradients which appear at the nucleus during the adsorption of the atom on the wall. The general formalism of the theory of relaxation in liquids and gases is used to obtain the time evolution of the density matrix representing the ensemble of atoms. The various longitudinal and transverse relaxation times are expressed as a function of the microscopic physical quantities which describe the adsorption of the atom on the wall. The various relaxation times have been measured by carrying out th...
The time dependence of the mean value of an observable Q (measured over an ensemble of alkali atoms ...
The time dependence of the mean value of an observable Q (measured over an ensemble of alkali atoms ...
Optical pumping techniques, first developed by Colegrove, Schearer, Walters (Physical Review, 1963, ...
The magnetic resonance of the metastable 6 3P0 atoms of 199Hg optically pumped in a vapour has been ...
The magnetic resonance of the metastable 6 3P0 atoms of 199Hg optically pumped in a vapour has been ...
We présent a detailed expérimental study of the wall-relaxation on solid H2 surfaces of a dilute 3He...
The first measurements of the temperature dependence of the intrinsic dipolar relaxation time T[sub...
The first measurements of the temperature dependence of the intrinsic dipolar relaxation time T[sub...
We présent a detailed expérimental study of the wall-relaxation on solid H2 surfaces of a dilute 3He...
We présent a detailed expérimental study of the wall-relaxation on solid H2 surfaces of a dilute 3He...
We describe a population modulation method which allows precise measurement of longitudinal and tran...
The spin-lattice relaxation time has been studied in normal H₂ as a function of density and temperat...
Experiments on polarized Rubidium atoms (without buffer gas and at a pressure of 10-7 mmHg) show tha...
Experiments on polarized Rubidium atoms (without buffer gas and at a pressure of 10-7 mmHg) show tha...
Experiments on polarized rubidium atoms (without buffer gas and at a pressure of 10-7 mm Hg) show th...
The time dependence of the mean value of an observable Q (measured over an ensemble of alkali atoms ...
The time dependence of the mean value of an observable Q (measured over an ensemble of alkali atoms ...
Optical pumping techniques, first developed by Colegrove, Schearer, Walters (Physical Review, 1963, ...
The magnetic resonance of the metastable 6 3P0 atoms of 199Hg optically pumped in a vapour has been ...
The magnetic resonance of the metastable 6 3P0 atoms of 199Hg optically pumped in a vapour has been ...
We présent a detailed expérimental study of the wall-relaxation on solid H2 surfaces of a dilute 3He...
The first measurements of the temperature dependence of the intrinsic dipolar relaxation time T[sub...
The first measurements of the temperature dependence of the intrinsic dipolar relaxation time T[sub...
We présent a detailed expérimental study of the wall-relaxation on solid H2 surfaces of a dilute 3He...
We présent a detailed expérimental study of the wall-relaxation on solid H2 surfaces of a dilute 3He...
We describe a population modulation method which allows precise measurement of longitudinal and tran...
The spin-lattice relaxation time has been studied in normal H₂ as a function of density and temperat...
Experiments on polarized Rubidium atoms (without buffer gas and at a pressure of 10-7 mmHg) show tha...
Experiments on polarized Rubidium atoms (without buffer gas and at a pressure of 10-7 mmHg) show tha...
Experiments on polarized rubidium atoms (without buffer gas and at a pressure of 10-7 mm Hg) show th...
The time dependence of the mean value of an observable Q (measured over an ensemble of alkali atoms ...
The time dependence of the mean value of an observable Q (measured over an ensemble of alkali atoms ...
Optical pumping techniques, first developed by Colegrove, Schearer, Walters (Physical Review, 1963, ...