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Electric quadrupole moment measurement using a new RF-application system

Nagae, Daisuke; Takemuara, Makoto*; Ueno, Hideki*; Kameda, Daisuke*; Asahi, Koichiro*; Yoshimi, Akihiro*; Sugimoto, Takashi*; Nagatomo, Takashi*; Kobayashi, Yoshio*; Uchida, Makoto*; Shimada, Kenji*; Takase, Kenichi*; Arai, Takamasa*; Inoue, Takeshi*; Kagami, Sota*; Hatakeyama, Naoto*

An electric quadrupole moment ($$Q$$ moment) is sensitive to collective aspects of nuclear structure. In the $$Q$$-moment measurement for unstable nuclei, we employ the $$beta$$-detected nuclear-quadrupole resonance method. In this method, we need to supply $$2I$$ resonance frequencies, where $$I$$ denotes the nuclear spin. We have developed a new RF-application system to induced all of the $$2I$$ transitions. The application of the $$2I$$ frequencies may be pursued in two different ways; the sequential RF pulse method and the mixed-wave RF pulse method. We confirmed the reversal of polarization for the both methods, from measurements of $$beta$$-ray asymmetry change for polarized $$^{12}$$B. Using this system, the $$Q$$ moments of $$^{31,32}$$Al have been measured to be $$|Q(^{31}{rm Al})| = 104(9)$$ $$e$$$$cdot$$mb and $$|Q(^{32}{rm Al})| = 24(2)$$ $$e$$$$cdot$$mb by the sequential RF pulse method.

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