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Gravitational Gamma Spectrometer for Studying the Gamma Resonance of the Long-Lived Isomer 103mRh

The principle of operation and the construction are described of the gravitational gamma spectrometer to study the gamma resonance of the long-lived isomer $^{103m}$Rh. This is a table-top device which measures the form of gamma resonance by the dependence of counting rate of gamma-rays in collimated beams on the angle of their inclination with respect of the horizontal plane. Methods of fabrication of gamma-sources for this device are considered.

preprint2015arXivOpen access

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