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The nuclear magnetic moment of 186Ir

The nuclear magnetic dipole moment of 186Ir has been deduced from a study of the gamma rays emitted by 186Ir oriented at low temperature in an iron host. The deduced value of 3.88(5) mu N compares favourably with recent NO/NMR results. The measured magnetic dipole and electric quadrupole moments are shown to be consistent with values calculated assuming the spin-5 186Ir to be a mixture of K=0 and K=1, with the interference term between the two components contributing about half the value of the magnetic moment. Multipole mixing ratios of 186Os gamma rays are deduced and compared with results of band-mixing calculations.