1990
DOI: 10.1007/bf02401206
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g-factor measurements in stable Hg isotopes

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“…Magnetic moments μ (in units of μ N ) and electric quadrupole moments Q (in units of eb) of even-even nuclei. The g factors are g lπ = 0.82μ N , g lν = 0.07μ N , g sπ = 5.586 × 0.7μ N , g sν = −3.826 × 0.7μ N , and the effective charges are e π = −1.82e and e ν = −0.88e.Experimental data are taken from a reference[40], b reference[41], c reference[42], d reference[43] and e reference[44]. If the sign of an experimental value is not well determined, only the magnitude is listed.Similarly, the 0 − 1 state and the 1− 2 are well represented by |s 1/2π p 1/2ν .…”
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“…Magnetic moments μ (in units of μ N ) and electric quadrupole moments Q (in units of eb) of even-even nuclei. The g factors are g lπ = 0.82μ N , g lν = 0.07μ N , g sπ = 5.586 × 0.7μ N , g sν = −3.826 × 0.7μ N , and the effective charges are e π = −1.82e and e ν = −0.88e.Experimental data are taken from a reference[40], b reference[41], c reference[42], d reference[43] and e reference[44]. If the sign of an experimental value is not well determined, only the magnitude is listed.Similarly, the 0 − 1 state and the 1− 2 are well represented by |s 1/2π p 1/2ν .…”
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confidence: 99%