POSSIBILITY OF OBSERVING PARITY NONCONSERVATION IN X-RAY SPECTRA OF HEAVY ATOMS
Journal Title: International scientific journal Science and Innovation - Year 2024, Vol 3, Issue 10
Abstract
The space parity-violation effects that occur in the atomic x-ray spectra of Mo, W, Au, and U in the presence of electron-nuclear weak currents are considered. The quantities characterizing the degree of parity violation are of the order of ~ . Partial estimates of the experimental possibilities of detecting the effect are considered.
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Melibayev M.
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