Localized Moments of Dilute Iron in Nonmagnetic Host Metals

  • R. Dean Taylor
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Abstract

One very useful application of the Mössbauer effect has been the study of the magnetic behavior of Fe57 in various environments. The readily resolvable hyperfine spectrum allows an easy and relatively accurate determination of the effective field at the site of the Mössbauer nucleus.

Keywords

Applied Field Effective Field Internal Field Localize Moment Outer Line 
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Authors and Affiliations

  • R. Dean Taylor
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  1. 1.Los Alamos Scientific LaboratoryUniversity of CaliforniaLos AlamosUSA

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