1. Preface

   EditorialNotes Pages: xiii - xiii

2. Yamada Science Foundation and the scope of Yamada conference

   Announcement Pages: xv - xv

3. Opening address

   • Tadanori Minamisono

   Report Pages: xvii - xix

4. Welcome address

   • J. Kanamori

   Report Pages: xxi - xxiii

5. Welcome address

   • Y. Yamada

   Report Pages: xxv - xxv

6. Non-nucleonic degrees of freedom in weak nuclear currents

   • Kuniharu Kubodera

   Section I: Nuclear Moments and Nuclear β-decays Studied by Polarization Phenomena Pages: 3 - 18

7. Nuclear structure and nuclear moments studied by the shell model and the interacting boson model

   • Takaharu Otsuka

   Section I: Nuclear Moments and Nuclear β-decays Studied by Polarization Phenomena Pages: 19 - 34

8. Radiation detected resonance ionization spectroscopy on²⁰⁸Tl and^242fAm

   • H. Backe
   • P. Graffé
   • R. Zahn

   Section I: Nuclear Moments and Nuclear β-decays Studied by Polarization Phenomena Pages: 35 - 45

9. Laser spectroscopy and the properties of light nuclei near the neutron drip line

   • Rainer Neugart

   Section I: Nuclear Moments and Nuclear β-decays Studied by Polarization Phenomena Pages: 47 - 56

10. Nuclear physics with ion traps at ISOLDE: present and future

    • G. Bollen

    Section I: Nuclear Moments and Nuclear β-decays Studied by Polarization Phenomena Pages: 57 - 66

11. Nuclear moments. Concluding remarks

    • Akito Arima

    Section I: Nuclear Moments and Nuclear β-decays Studied by Polarization Phenomena Pages: 67 - 76

12. Time component of the mirror beta decays of¹²B and¹²N

    • T. Minamisono
    • A. Kitagawa
    • Y. Nojiri

    Section I: Nuclear Moments and Nuclear β-decays Studied by Polarization Phenomena Pages: 77 - 83

13. Induced pseudoscalar interaction in weak nucleon current and muon capture in hyperfine states of muonic deuterium

    • M. Morita
    • R. Morita
    • K. Koshigiri

    Section I: Nuclear Moments and Nuclear β-decays Studied by Polarization Phenomena Pages: 85 - 89

14. Study of the violation of parity in nuclear β-decay via a relative β-polarization measurement with polarized¹⁰⁷In nuclei

    • N. Severijns
    • R. Prieels
    • J. Wouters

    Section I: Nuclear Moments and Nuclear β-decays Studied by Polarization Phenomena Pages: 91 - 96

15. Polarization in projectile fragmentation andg-factor measurements for neutron-rich nuclei

    • H. Okuno
    • K. Asahi
    • N. Takahashi

    Section I: Nuclear Moments and Nuclear β-decays Studied by Polarization Phenomena Pages: 97 - 103

16. Precise measurement of the magnetic moment of doubly closed shell − 1 nucleon nucleus¹⁵O(I ^π1/2⁻,T _1/2=122 s)

    • M. Tanigaki
    • M. Matsui
    • T. Minamisono

    Section I: Nuclear Moments and Nuclear β-decays Studied by Polarization Phenomena Pages: 105 - 110

17. Precise measurement of the magnetic moment of doubly closed shell + 1 nucleon nucleus¹⁷F(I ^π=5/2⁺,T _1/2=64.5 s)

    • T. Minamisono
    • T. Ohtsubo
    • Y. Nojiri

    Section I: Nuclear Moments and Nuclear β-decays Studied by Polarization Phenomena Pages: 111 - 116

18. Magnetic moment of²³Mg

    • M. Fukuda
    • T. Izumikawa
    • T. Minamisono

    Section I: Nuclear Moments and Nuclear β-decays Studied by Polarization Phenomena Pages: 117 - 121

19. Beta-NMR detection of beta-emitting fragment⁴³Ti

    • K. Matsuta
    • A. Ozawa
    • T. J. M. Symons

    Section I: Nuclear Moments and Nuclear β-decays Studied by Polarization Phenomena Pages: 123 - 126

20. Fragment polarization of⁴³Ti in the⁴⁶Ti + C collision

    • K. Matsuta
    • A. Ozawa
    • T. J. M. Symons

    Section I: Nuclear Moments and Nuclear β-decays Studied by Polarization Phenomena Pages: 127 - 131

21. On-line nuclear orientation of^116m,gSb,¹¹⁶In and¹¹⁴Sb

    • M. G. Booth
    • J. Rikovska
    • B. D. Kern

    Section I: Nuclear Moments and Nuclear β-decays Studied by Polarization Phenomena Pages: 133 - 137

22. Nuclear spin andg-factor from time resolved andtime integral on-line nuclear orientation experiments

    • P. Richards
    • N. J. Stone

    Section I: Nuclear Moments and Nuclear β-decays Studied by Polarization Phenomena Pages: 139 - 145

23. Magnetic dipole moment of¹²⁷Sb by NMR/ON

    • M. Booth
    • M. Lindroos
    • M. Veskovic

    Section I: Nuclear Moments and Nuclear β-decays Studied by Polarization Phenomena Pages: 147 - 151

24. Hyperfine field andbeta-decay of¹⁴²Pr in PrNi studied by low temperature nuclear orientation

    • K. Nishimura
    • I. S. Oliveira
    • K. Sato

    Section I: Nuclear Moments and Nuclear β-decays Studied by Polarization Phenomena Pages: 153 - 157

25. New determination of quadrupole coupling constants of Li isotopes in single crystals LiIO₃ andLiNbO₃

    • T. Minamisono
    • T. Ohtsubo
    • Y. Nojiri

    Section I: Nuclear Moments and Nuclear β-decays Studied by Polarization Phenomena Pages: 159 - 163

26. Giant quadrupole moment andproton halo discovered in⁸B

    • T. Minamisono
    • T. Ohtsubo
    • H. Kitagawa

    Section I: Nuclear Moments and Nuclear β-decays Studied by Polarization Phenomena Pages: 165 - 168

27. Precise measurement of quadrupole moment of⁸B by use of a modified β-NMR

    • T. Minamisono
    • T. Ohtsubo
    • Y. Nojiri

    Section I: Nuclear Moments and Nuclear β-decays Studied by Polarization Phenomena Pages: 169 - 173

28. Q-moment and Nuclear radius in light mirror nuclei

    • H. Kitagawa
    • H. Sagawa

    Section I: Nuclear Moments and Nuclear β-decays Studied by Polarization Phenomena Pages: 175 - 178

29. Isospin dependence of kinetic energies in light neutron-rich nuclei

    • H. Kitagawa
    • H. Sagawa

    Section I: Nuclear Moments and Nuclear β-decays Studied by Polarization Phenomena Pages: 179 - 183

30. Hyperfine interactions of¹²B in BN (hexagonal)

    • T. Ohtsubo
    • M. Tanigaki
    • T. Minamisono

    Section I: Nuclear Moments and Nuclear β-decays Studied by Polarization Phenomena Pages: 185 - 190

31. Quadrupole moment of⁴¹Sc by use of new nuclear quadrupole resonance detection

    • T. Minamisono
    • S. Fukuda
    • S. Takeda

    Section I: Nuclear Moments and Nuclear β-decays Studied by Polarization Phenomena Pages: 191 - 194

32. Measurements of quadrupole interaction frequencies of long-lived isomers with the level mixing spectroscopy (LEMS) method

    • G. Neyens
    • R. Nouwen
    • R. Coussement

    Section I: Nuclear Moments and Nuclear β-decays Studied by Polarization Phenomena Pages: 195 - 199

33. Identification of cross-relaxation resonances of¹²B implanted in sc aluminum

    • G. S'heeren
    • M. Van Den Bergh
    • P. Boolchand

    Section I: Nuclear Moments and Nuclear β-decays Studied by Polarization Phenomena Pages: 201 - 207

34. Precise spectroscopy for fundamental physics

    • W. M. Itano
    • J. C. Bergquist
    • D. J. Wineland

    Section II: Atoms and Ions Pages: 211 - 220

35. Exotic atoms — a new scope

    • T. Kühl

    Section II: Atoms and Ions Pages: 221 - 230

36. Observation of vacuum fluctuation in finite space

    • Il-Tong Cheon

    Section II: Atoms and Ions Pages: 231 - 234

37. Quantum beat measurements on spin-polarized electrons in oxygen ions emerging from magnetized Ni- andGd-layers

    • S. Kremeyer
    • K. -H. Speidel
    • A. Meens

    Section II: Atoms and Ions Pages: 235 - 240

38. A precision measurement of the hyperfine structure of⁸⁷Sr⁺

    • H. Sunaoshi
    • Y. Fukashiro
    • S. Matsuki

    Section II: Atoms and Ions Pages: 241 - 245

39. The electronic field shift factor of the 4s²S_1/2−4p²P_J transitions in CaII

    • R. E. Silverans
    • L. Vermeeren
    • P. Lievens

    Section II: Atoms and Ions Pages: 247 - 250

40. Polarized electron capture by³He²⁺ at 20–28 keV

    • T. Ohshima
    • M. Tanaka
    • N. Shimakura

    Section II: Atoms and Ions Pages: 251 - 257

41. Surface andinterface studies with perturbed angular correlations

    • G. Krausch
    • R. Fink
    • G. Schatz

    Section III.1: Surfaces and Interfaces Pages: 261 - 280

42. Theoretical aspects of scanning tunneling microscopy andspectroscopy

    • Masaru Tsukada

    Section III.1: Surfaces and Interfaces Pages: 281 - 290

43. Calculations of the Cd hyperfine field andEFG on Ni surfaces

    • B. Lindgren
    • A. Ghandour

    Section III.1: Surfaces and Interfaces Pages: 291 - 294

44. Non-reactive metal/semiconductor interfaces: a combined AES, AFM andPAC study

    • G. Krausch
    • J. Colchero
    • G. Schatz

    Section III.1: Surfaces and Interfaces Pages: 295 - 301

45. PAC investigations of Au(110) 1×2-surfaces

    • R. Fink
    • G. Krausch
    • G. Schatz

    Section III.1: Surfaces and Interfaces Pages: 303 - 308

46. Compound formation at Pd(100)/In interfaces

    • R. Fink
    • B. -U. Runge
    • G. Schatz

    Section III.1: Surfaces and Interfaces Pages: 309 - 314

47. PAC study of compound formation in the In-Pt system

    • M. Marszalek
    • B. Wodniecka
    • A. Z. Hrynkiewicz

    Section III.1: Surfaces and Interfaces Pages: 315 - 318

48. Intermetallic compound formation at the In-Pd interface investigated with¹¹¹In local probes

    • P. Wodniecki
    • M. Marszałek
    • A. Z. Hrynkiewicz

    Section III.1: Surfaces and Interfaces Pages: 319 - 321

49. PAC studies of AgIn₂ andAg₂In growth kinetics at the Ag-In interface

    • B. Wodniecka
    • P. Wodniecki
    • A. Z. Hrynkiewicz

    Section III.1: Surfaces and Interfaces Pages: 323 - 326

50. Study of Fe-Al thin films oxidized at room temperature

    • M. Carbucicchio
    • G. Palombarini
    • G. Sberveglieri

    Section III.1: Surfaces and Interfaces Pages: 327 - 331