The Mössbauer Effect

The Mössbauer EffectThe Mssbauer effect was discovered by, and named after, Rudolf Mssbauer at the Technical University of Munich in 1958. It soon became apparent that Mssbauer spectroscopy had applications in a variety of fields, such as general relativity, solid state physics, chemistry, materials science, biology, medical physics, archaeology and art. This text reviews the historical development of the Mssbauer effect, the experimental details, the basic physics of

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