Abstract
Refracton of particles (nucleons, nuclei, γ-quanta) in matter with polarized protons (nuclei) results in revealing coherent quasi-optical phenomenon of nuclear spin precession of particles (nuclei) in the pseudomagnetic field of matter with polarized spins and the phenomenon of birefringence of particles (nuclei) with spin S ⩾ 1. These phenomena can be observed and studied at the Nuclotron-M/NICA complex. The similar effects for γ-quanta could be observed at the LINAC accelerator.Quasi-optical coherent phenomena of spin rotation and dichroism are not caused by strong interactions only, the T-odd P-odd, T-odd P-even, and T-even P-odd interactions also contribute. Limits on the values of these contributions at the energies available at the Nuclotron-M/NICA complex can be obtained by investigating all these phenomena. When studying polarized particle collisions, it is necessary to consider possible influences of quasi-optical phenomena of spin rotation and spin dichroism caused by nuclear precession and birefringence.
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