Collisional He and Xe frequency shifts in Rb--noble-gas mixtures
arXiv:1101.4220 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.106.193005
Abstract
The Fermi-contact interaction that characterizes collisional spin exchange of a noble gas with an alkali-metal vapor also gives rise to NMR and EPR frequency shifts of the noble-gas nucleus and the alkali-metal atom, respectively. We have measured the enhancement factor that characterizes these shifts for Rb-Xe in the high-pressure limit to be 49331, making use of the previously measured value of for Rb-He. This result allows accurate Xe polarimetry with no need to reference a thermal-equilibrium NMR signal.
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