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(a)
Δ E
ex.
E
E 0
gd
Source & absorber
V zz >0
(b)
±3/2
Δ
E q
3/2
±1/2
1/2
Quadrupole splitting
+3/2
(c)
+1/2
3/2
-1/2
-3/2
-1/2
1/2
+1/2
Nuclear Zeeman splitting
Fig. 1.6 Shift and splitting of nuclear levels of 57 Fe nucleus by the hyperfine interactions and
expected Mössbauer spectra. a Center shift of the observed absorption line. In this case the
observed shift is the sum of isomer shift and second order Doppler shift. b Electric quadrupole
splitting DEq and c magnetic hyperfine splitting that is a nuclear Zeeman splitting. H hf is the
magnitude of the hyperfine magnetic field at nucleus
using a proper coordinate system and can be completely specified by three com-
ponents o
2 V = oz 2 those are generally denoted as V xx ,V yy
and V zz . These three components must obey the following Laplace equation,
2 V = ox 2 , o
2 V = oy 2
and o
V xx þ V yy þ V zz ¼ 0 :
 
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