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Publisher Summary Measurement of the energy dependence of charged-particle anisotropies from oriented nuclei would be valuable for many problems in nuclear physics. This chapter describes special experimental techniques that have been developed to make such measurements possible and their application to obtain the angular distribution of conversion electrons from oriented Ce137m. The simultaneous measurement of gamma and conversion electron angular distributions gives a most direct determination for the “particle parameter.” The chapter also presents an experimental cryostat. It discusses the techniques applicable for measuring particle parameters in any nuclear orientation experiments in which intensities permit and for which sufficiently thin sources can be prepared. Nuclear orientation—employing singles rather than coincidence counting—is the most direct method for measuring particle parameters. The ratio F2 (e)/F2 (γ) for mixed transitions is in some multipolarity regions extremely sensitive to the multipole mixing ratio and can give this ratio with higher accuracy than any other method.

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