Publisher’s Note: Isomer Shift and Magnetic Moment of the Long-Lived1/2+Isomer inZn49<

Abstract

This corrects the article DOI: 10.1103/PhysRevLett.116.182502.

Global analysis of quadrupole shape invariants based on covariant energy density functionals

“…(vii) Z ∼ 28 nuclei. Shape coexistence is observed in nuclei with N ∼ 28, 40, 50 [56][57][58][59][60][61][62], which is consistent with our predictions.…”

Partial dynamical symmetries and shape coexistence in nuclei

“…The increased availability of rare isotope beams and advancement in high-resolution spectroscopy, open new capabilities to investigate such phenomena in nuclei far from stability [3]. Notable empirical examples include the coexistence of prolate and oblate shapes in the neutron-deficient Kr [4], Se [5] and Hg [6] isotopes and in the neutron-rich Se isotopes [7], the coexistence of spherical and deformed shapes in neutron-rich Sr isotopes [8,9], 96 Zr [10] and near 78 Ni [11,12], and the triple coexistence of spherical, prolate and oblate shapes in 186 Pb [13]. A detailed microscopic interpretation of nuclear shape-coexistence is a formidable task.…”

Binding Energy of Cu79 : Probing the Structure of the Doubly Magic NiWelker1, Althubiti2, Atanasov3 et al. 2017Phys. Rev. Lett.Self Cite796591View full textAdd to dashboardCite

“…For example, recent β-decay half-lives [14] show a sudden drop crossing the nickel chain at N ¼ 50, consistent with 78 Ni being doubly magic. Very recent studies by laser spectroscopy offer strong evidence for shape coexistence close to 78 Ni [15]. The magnetic moment and the charge radius of the 1=2 þ isomer in 79 Zn suggest an intrinsically deformed structure dominated by multiparticle-multihole excitations across N ¼ 50 [15,16].…”

“…Very recent studies by laser spectroscopy offer strong evidence for shape coexistence close to 78 Ni [15]. The magnetic moment and the charge radius of the 1=2 þ isomer in 79 Zn suggest an intrinsically deformed structure dominated by multiparticle-multihole excitations across N ¼ 50 [15,16]. On the other hand, a 0 þ 2 intruder state at even lower excitation energy (639 keV) was proposed for 80 Ge, suggesting the possibility of an intruder 0 þ 2 state in 78 Ni [17].…”