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Rotation of neutron spin in passing through a noncentrosymmetric single crystal. / Voronin, V. V.; Lapin, E. G.; Semenikhin, S. Yu; Fedorov, V. V.

в: JETP Letters, Том 74, № 5, 10.09.2001, стр. 251-254.

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Voronin, VV, Lapin, EG, Semenikhin, SY & Fedorov, VV 2001, 'Rotation of neutron spin in passing through a noncentrosymmetric single crystal', JETP Letters, Том. 74, № 5, стр. 251-254. https://doi.org/10.1134/1.1417159

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Voronin, V. V., Lapin, E. G., Semenikhin, S. Y., & Fedorov, V. V. (2001). Rotation of neutron spin in passing through a noncentrosymmetric single crystal. JETP Letters, 74(5), 251-254. https://doi.org/10.1134/1.1417159

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Voronin VV, Lapin EG, Semenikhin SY, Fedorov VV. Rotation of neutron spin in passing through a noncentrosymmetric single crystal. JETP Letters. 2001 Сент. 10;74(5):251-254. https://doi.org/10.1134/1.1417159

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Voronin, V. V. ; Lapin, E. G. ; Semenikhin, S. Yu ; Fedorov, V. V. / Rotation of neutron spin in passing through a noncentrosymmetric single crystal. в: JETP Letters. 2001 ; Том 74, № 5. стр. 251-254.

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abstract = "Rotation of the spin of cold neutrons passing through a noncentrosymmetric single crystal is observed. This effect is caused by the Schwinger interaction of the magnetic moment of a moving neutron with the crystalline electric field in a noncentrosymmetric single crystal and depends both on the direction of neutron trajectory in the crystal and on its energy. It is shown that the characteristic magnitude of the effect for α-quartz is ≃(1-2) × 10-4 rad/cm over a wide wavelength range (from 2.8 to 5.5 {\AA}) and is determined by the degree of beam monochromaticity [Δλ/λ = (2-5) × 10-2 in our experiment]. This magnitude corresponds to an electric field of ≃(0.5-1) × 105 V/cm acting on a neutron. The measured value agrees well with the theoretical calculation. {\textcopyright} 2001 MAIK {"}Nauka/Interperiodica{"}.",
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N2 - Rotation of the spin of cold neutrons passing through a noncentrosymmetric single crystal is observed. This effect is caused by the Schwinger interaction of the magnetic moment of a moving neutron with the crystalline electric field in a noncentrosymmetric single crystal and depends both on the direction of neutron trajectory in the crystal and on its energy. It is shown that the characteristic magnitude of the effect for α-quartz is ≃(1-2) × 10-4 rad/cm over a wide wavelength range (from 2.8 to 5.5 Å) and is determined by the degree of beam monochromaticity [Δλ/λ = (2-5) × 10-2 in our experiment]. This magnitude corresponds to an electric field of ≃(0.5-1) × 105 V/cm acting on a neutron. The measured value agrees well with the theoretical calculation. © 2001 MAIK "Nauka/Interperiodica".

AB - Rotation of the spin of cold neutrons passing through a noncentrosymmetric single crystal is observed. This effect is caused by the Schwinger interaction of the magnetic moment of a moving neutron with the crystalline electric field in a noncentrosymmetric single crystal and depends both on the direction of neutron trajectory in the crystal and on its energy. It is shown that the characteristic magnitude of the effect for α-quartz is ≃(1-2) × 10-4 rad/cm over a wide wavelength range (from 2.8 to 5.5 Å) and is determined by the degree of beam monochromaticity [Δλ/λ = (2-5) × 10-2 in our experiment]. This magnitude corresponds to an electric field of ≃(0.5-1) × 105 V/cm acting on a neutron. The measured value agrees well with the theoretical calculation. © 2001 MAIK "Nauka/Interperiodica".

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