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Main Author: Baryshevsky, Vladimir
Format: Preprint
Published: 2024
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.04960
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contents Experimental observation of quasi-optical phenomenon of $γ$-quanta polarization plane rotation in matter with polarized proton (nuclei) is demonstrated to be possible. This effect is similar to the magneto-optic Faraday effect (Faraday optical rotation). Quasi-optical birefringence effect for $γ$-quanta in matter with polarized nuclei having spin $S \ge 1$ could also be observed. The latter effect is similar to double refraction (birefringence) of light in uniaxial and biaxial crystals. The above phenomena open up possibility to investigate how spin vector and tensor polarizabilities depend on $γ$-quanta energy. In particular, studying the effect of $γ$-quanta polarization plane rotation, it is possible to find the range of $γ$-quanta energies, which is associated with strong dependence of spin polarizability on $γ$-quanta energy.
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spellingShingle Dispersion theory of nucleon (nucleus) Compton scattering spin polarizabilities and quasi-optical $γ$-ray polarization plane rotation and birefringence effect in a matter with polarized protons (nuclei)
Baryshevsky, Vladimir
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
Experimental observation of quasi-optical phenomenon of $γ$-quanta polarization plane rotation in matter with polarized proton (nuclei) is demonstrated to be possible. This effect is similar to the magneto-optic Faraday effect (Faraday optical rotation). Quasi-optical birefringence effect for $γ$-quanta in matter with polarized nuclei having spin $S \ge 1$ could also be observed. The latter effect is similar to double refraction (birefringence) of light in uniaxial and biaxial crystals. The above phenomena open up possibility to investigate how spin vector and tensor polarizabilities depend on $γ$-quanta energy. In particular, studying the effect of $γ$-quanta polarization plane rotation, it is possible to find the range of $γ$-quanta energies, which is associated with strong dependence of spin polarizability on $γ$-quanta energy.
title Dispersion theory of nucleon (nucleus) Compton scattering spin polarizabilities and quasi-optical $γ$-ray polarization plane rotation and birefringence effect in a matter with polarized protons (nuclei)
topic High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.04960