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Consider a transition from <math>i \rightarrow f</math> between two states of the nucleus with spins <math>J_i </math> and <math>J_f</math>, respectively. The transition probability is proportional to the squared matrix element <math>|\langle J_f M_f| T_{\lambda \mu}| J_i M_i \rangle|^2</math> where <math>T_{\lambda \mu}</math> is a hermitian tensor operator of rank <math>\lambda</math> responsible for the process. Define the reduced transition probability | |||
<math>B(T_{\lambda}; i \rightarrow f)=\sum_{\mu M_f}|\langle J_f M_f| T_{\lambda \mu}| J_i M_i \rangle|^2</math> | |||
as a sum of squared matrix elements over final projections <math>M_f</math> and operator projections <math>\mu</math>. | |||
a) Express <math>B(T_{\lambda}; i \rightarrow f)</math> in terms of the reduced matrix element |
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Consider a transition from between two states of the nucleus with spins and , respectively. The transition probability is proportional to the squared matrix element where is a hermitian tensor operator of rank responsible for the process. Define the reduced transition probability
as a sum of squared matrix elements over final projections and operator projections .
a) Express in terms of the reduced matrix element