Time invariance violating nuclear electric octupole moments
arXiv:nucl-th/9704019 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.56.2820
Abstract
The existence of a nuclear electric octupole moment (EOM) requires both parity and time invariance violation. The EOMs of odd nuclei that are induced by a particular T- and P-odd interaction are calculated. We compare such octupole moments with the collective EOMs that can occur in nuclei having a static octupole deformation. A nuclear EOM can induce a parity and time invariance violating atomic electric dipole moment, and the magnitude of this effect is calculated. The contribution of a nuclear EOM to such a dipole moment is found, in most cases, to be smaller than that of other mechanisms of atomic electric dipole moment production.
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