Abstract
Nuclear magnetic resonance has been observed on radioactive182Ta and183Ta oriented at low temperature in an Fe host, by detection of the change in spatial anisotropy of γ-rays emitted during nuclear decay. By measuring the resonant frequencies of183Ta in four different applied magnetic fields the nuclear magnetic moment and hyperfine field have been deduced. These are: $$|\mu \left( {{}^{183}Ta; I = \tfrac{\user2{7}}{\user2{2}}} \right)| = 2.28(3)\mu _{\rm N} and B_{hf} \left( {Ta\underline {Fe} at 0 K} \right) = - 67.2(1.3)T$$ . The spin of the ground state of182Ta has been determined asI=3 by comparing resonance results with those obtained in a thermal equilibrium nuclear orientation study. The ratio of the resonant frequencies observed for182Ta and183Ta at one applied field value yields a magnetic moment for the former of $$|\mu \left( {{}^{182}Ta; I = \user2{3}} \right)| = 2.91(3)\mu _{\rm N} $$ . The spin lattice relaxation time for183TaFe (0.12 at% Ta) at 18 mK in an applied field of 0.5 T has been found to be 40(10) s.
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