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Experimental study of 199Hg spin anti-relaxation coatings
We report on a comparison of spin relaxation rates in a Hg
magnetometer using different wall coatings. A compact mercury magnetometer was
built for this purpose. Glass cells coated with fluorinated materials show
longer spin coherence times than if coated with their hydrogenated homologues.
The longest spin relaxation time of the mercury vapor was measured with a
fluorinated paraffin wall coating.Comment: 9 pages, 6 figures, submitted to JINS
Oscillating ultra-cold neutron spectrometer
The energy spectrum of ultra-cold neutrons (UCN) is very often a key point to determine the systematic effects in precision measurements utilizing UCN. The proposed novel method allows the in-situ measurements of the UCN velocity distribution and its time evolution. In addition, the proposed UCN spectrometer can be a handy diagnostic tool for monitoring the UCN spectrum in critical places in the transport system connecting an UCN source with experiments. In this paper, we present the preliminary results from measurements and simulations using the oscillating UCN spectrometer at the PSI UCN source
Comparison of ultracold neutron sources for fundamental physics measurements
Ultracold neutrons (UCNs) are key for precision studies of fundamental
parameters of the neutron and in searches for new CP violating processes or
exotic interactions beyond the Standard Model of particle physics. The most
prominent example is the search for a permanent electric dipole moment of the
neutron (nEDM). We have performed an experimental comparison of the leading UCN
sources currently operating. We have used a 'standard' UCN storage bottle with
a volume of 32 liters, comparable in size to nEDM experiments, which allows us
to compare the UCN density available at a given beam port.Comment: 20 pages, 30 Figure
Ízek és illatok kultúrtörténete : Csorna Zsigmond: Késő reneszánsz, kora újkori kertek és borok Erdélyben. Budapest, Magyar Mezőgazdasági Múzeum ésAgroinform Kiadó, 2009.256 oldal, Szakmai lektor: Oborni Terézia
A highly stable atomic vector magnetometer based on free spin precession
We present a magnetometer based on optically pumped Cs atoms that measures
the magnitude and direction of a 1 T magnetic field. Multiple circularly
polarized laser beams were used to probe the free spin precession of the Cs
atoms. The design was optimized for long-time stability and achieves a scalar
resolution better than 300 fT for integration times ranging from 80 ms to 1000
s. The best scalar resolution of less than 80 fT was reached with integration
times of 1.6 to 6 s. We were able to measure the magnetic field direction with
a resolution better than 10 rad for integration times from 10 s up to 2000
s
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