g-factor calculations

[TR Master Physics]

(1.a) mu = – g *mu_b /h_bar *J
–> g = – h_bar *mu /mu_b /J (**)

for the ground state level: mu=-0.5948861
for the 245 keV-level: mu=0.766
fill in these values in (**) to get:
g.s.: 6.438 E-12
245 keV: 8.29 E-12

(1.b) g = – h_bar *mu /mu_b /J
mu=mu_b
g = -h_bar /J
= -1.0545718 E-34

(1.c) mu = – g *mu_b /h_bar *J
g = -3.826
mu = 3.55 E11
(this solution seems to be too large to be realistic however, somewhere a mistake might have been made that I can’t seem to locate)

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