Abstract
Nuclear acoustic resonance signals have been observed in lead at low temperature. Because the nucleus of lead has no electric quadrupole moment, the only coupling is via the magnetic dipole moment. The signal intensity, lineshape, and temperature dependence are in agreement with the theory of Buttet if an effective value of ω c τ/ ql is chosen to be 0.81.
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