Beta-Detected NQR in Zero Field with a Low Energy Beam of \nuc{8}{Li}
arXiv:cond-mat/0511356 · doi:10.1016/j.physb.2005.11.168
Abstract
Beta-detected nuclear quadrupole resonances (\bnqr) at zero field are observed using a beam of low energy highly polarized radioactive \nuc{8}{Li}. The resonances were detected in SrTiO, AlO and SrRuO single crystals by monitoring the beta-decay anisotropy as a function of a small audio frequency magnetic field. The resonances show clearly that \nuc{8}{Li} occupies one site with non-cubic symmetry in SrTiO_2_3_2_4|\pm 2> \leftrightarrow |\pm 1>|\pm m>$ quadrupolar split levels.
accepted for publication in Physica B
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