Apparatus for Zeeman Effect Measurements on Microwave Spectra
J. R. Eshbach, M. W. P. Strandberg
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J. R. Eshbach, M. W. P. Strandberg
Abstract
Apparatus and experimental techniques for Zeeman-effect measurements on microwave spectra are described. The method uses a wave-guide type absorption cell and provides for either π- or σ-type observations. Molecular rotational and nuclear gyromagnetic ratios are found to be measurable to about 1 percent accuracy. A method is presented for sign determination of these gyromagnetic ratios using circularly polarized microwaves. The microwave components used in setting up the circularly polarized waves are described.
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Apparatus and experimental techniques for Zeeman-effect measurements on microwave spectra are described. The method uses a wave-guide type absorption cell and provides for either π- or σ-type observations. Molecular rotational and nuclear gyromagnetic ratios are found to be measurable to about 1 percent accuracy. A method is presented for sign determination of these gyromagnetic ratios using circularly polarized microwaves. The microwave components used in setting up the circularly polarized waves are described.
Key concepts: Zeeman effect, Microwave, Spectral line, Sign (mathematics), Gyromagnetic ratio, Physics, Atomic physics, Nuclear magnetic resonance