Yu.B. Novozhilov, A.V. Davydov, Yu.N. Isaev, M.M. Korotkov, V.V. Migachev

NRC «Kurchatovskii institute» — ITEP, Moscow
novozhil@itep.ru,
Andrey.Davydov@itep.ru,
Yuri.Isaev@itep.ru,
korotkov25@bk.ru,
Vasiliy.migachev@bk.ru

Al’manac of Modern Metrology № 4 (24) 2020, pages 35–46

The principles of gravitational gamma-resonance spectrometry are described in comparison with classical methods. The scheme of the ITEP experimental setup for gravitational gamma-resonance spectrometry of long-lived isomers and the experimental results are presented. The expected results for the new 103mRh long-lived gamma-resonance spectrometer are discussed. The prospects of a fundamentally new technology for using the gravitational field to study gamma resonances of long-lived isomers and the use of ultra-narrow gamma resonances for accurate gravitational measurements are considered.

Key words: gravitational gamma-resonance spectrometry, experimental seput, expected result.

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