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Mössbauer gamma echo

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By applying stepwise phase modulation of recoilless gamma radiation in a coincidence experiment, constructive interference is produced in transmission geometry between the source and the absorber fields. The resulting regenerated decay signal is called a gamma echo. Here it is demonstrated that during the decay of the 14.4 keV state of57Fe multiple echo signals can be generated.

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Tittonen, I., Helistö, P., Lipmaa, M. et al. Mössbauer gamma echo. Hyperfine Interact 71, 1465–1468 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02397360

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