Off-Diagonal Hyperfine Interaction and Parity Non-conservation in Cesium
V. A. Dzuba, V. V. Flambaum
Abstract
We have performed relativistic many-body calculations of the hyperfine interaction in the 6s and 7s states of Cs, including the off-diagonal matrix element. The calculations were used to determine the accuracy of the semi-empirical formula for the electromagnetic transition amplitude <6s|M1|7s> induced by the hyperfine interaction. We have found that even though the contribution of the many-body effects into the matrix elements is very large, the square root formula <6s|Hhfs|7s > = < 6s|Hhfs|6s > < 7s|Hhfs|7s > remains valid to the accuracy of a fraction of 10-3. The result for the M1-amplitude is used in the interpretation of the parity-violation measurement in the 6s-7s transition in Cs which claims a possible deviation from the Standard model.
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