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The Effects of Configuration Interaction on the Atomic Hyperfine Structure of Gallium
Phys. Rev. 86, 148 – Published 15 April, 1952
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRev.86.148
Abstract
The effects on the hyperfine structure of the mixing of higher configurations with the ground configuration of gallium is studied. It is found that the only configuration which need be considered is the . A Hartree wave function for the excited -state of gallium is calculated, and the extent of the mixing of this excited configuration with the ground configuration is determined. The coupling constants for magnetic and electric quadrupole hyperfine structure are computed with the use of the wave function for the ground state of gallium including the excited configuration. The determination of quadrupole moments from atomic hyperfine structure measurements is discussed and various methods of making this calculation compared. Beside the determination of the quadrupole moments of gallium, the quadrupole moments of aluminum, indium, and chlorine are estimated.
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