31 research outputs found
Refined nuclear magnetic dipole moment of rhenium: Re and Re
The refined values of the magnetic dipole moments of Re and
Re nuclei are obtained. For this, we perform a combined relativistic
coupled cluster and density functional theory calculation of the shielding
constant for the ReO anion. In this calculation, we explicitly include
the effect of the finite nuclear magnetization distribution in the
single-particle nuclear model using the Woods-Saxon potential for the valence
nucleon. By combining the obtained value of the shielding constant
~ppm with the available experimental nuclear magnetic
resonance data we obtain the values: , where the first uncertainty is the
experimental one and the second is due to theory. The refined values of
magnetic moments are in disagreement with the tabulated values, , which were obtained
using the shielding constant value calculated for the atomic cation Re
rather than the molecular anion. The updated values of the nuclear magnetic
moments resolve the disagreement between theoretical predictions of the
hyperfine structure of H-like rhenium ions which were based on the tabulated
magnetic moment values and available experimental measurements. Using these
experimental data we also extract the value of the parameter of nuclear
magnetization distribution introduced in [J. Chem. Phys. \textbf{153}, 114114
(2020)], which is required to predict hyperfine structure constants for rhenium
compounds
Progress toward the , -odd Faraday effect: Light absorption by atoms briefly interacting with a laser beam
We investigate the process of photon absorption by atoms or molecules shortly
interacting with a laser beam in the dipole approximation. Assuming that the
interaction time is much smaller than the lifetime of the corresponding
excited state, we examine the absorption probability as a function of .
Besides, we incorporate Doppler broadening due to nonzero temperature of the
atoms (molecules). It is demonstrated that in the case of a zero detuning and
without Doppler broadening, the absorption probability is quadratic in .
Once Doppler broadening is taken into account or the laser beam is off from the
resonant frequency, the absorption probability becomes linear in . Our
findings are expected to be important for experimental studies in optical cells
or cavities where atoms or molecules traverse continuous laser beams. The
experimental prospects of searching for the electric dipole moment (EDM) of the
electron are discussed in detail
, -Odd Effects in the LuOH⁺ Cation
The LuOH+ cation is a promising system to search for manifestations of time reversal and spatial parity violation effects. Such effects in LuOH+ induced by the electron electric dipole moment eEDM and the scalar-pseudoscalar interaction of the nucleus with electrons, characterized by ks constant, in LuOH+ are studied. The enhancement factors, polarization in the external electric field, hyperfine interaction, and rovibrational structure are calculated. The study is required for the experiment preparation and extraction of the eEDM and ks values from experimental data
-odd effects in the LuOH cation
The LuOH cation is a promising system to search for manifestations of
time reversal and spatial parity violation effects. Such effects in LuOH
induced by the electron electric dipole moment EDM and the
scalar-pseudoscalar interaction of the nucleus with electrons, characterized by
constant, in LuOH are studied. The enhancement factors, polarization
in the external electric field, hyperfine interaction, rovibrational structure
are calculated. The study is required for the experiment preparation and
extraction of the eEDM and ks values from experimental data
Which oxidation state of uranium and thorium as point defects in xenotime is favorable?
Relativistic study of xenotime, YPO, containing atoms thorium and uranium
as point defects is performed in the framework of cluster model with using the
compound-tunable embedding potential (CTEP) method proposed by us recently. The
Y-(PO)-Y'-O' cluster for xenotime is considered, in
which central part, [Y-(PO)], is the main cluster, whereas
outermost 22 atoms of yttrium and 104 atoms of oxygen are treated as its
environment and compose electron-free CTEP with the total charge of . The
P and O atoms of the orthophosphate groups nearest to the central Y atom are
treated at all-electron level. The central Y, its substitutes, Th and U,
together with environmental Y atoms are described within different versions of
the generalized relativistic pseudopotential method. Correctness of our cluster
and CTEP models, constructed in the paper, is justified by comparing the Y-O
and P-O bond lengths with corresponding periodic structure values of the \ypo4
crystal, both experimental and theoretical. Using this cluster model, chemical
properties of solitary point defects, X = U, Th, in xenotime are analyzed. It
has been shown that the oxidation state is energetically more profitable
than not only for thorium but for uranium as well (
eV) despite the notably higher ionic radius of U compared to Y,
whereas ionic radii of U and Y are close. This leads to notable
local deformation of crystal geometry around the U impurity in xenotime
and contradicts to widespread opinion about favorite oxidation state of uranium
in such kind of minerals.Comment: 8 pages, 4 figures, 3 table