An online database of nuclear electromagnetic moments

Mertzimekis, T. J.; Stamou, Konstantinos M.; Psaltis, A.

doi:10.1016/j.nima.2015.10.096

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“…Definition (16) is equivalent in a standard way to [41], electric quadrupole moments Q2 [42] (see also [43]), and the resulting estimate for the ellipticity of the nuclear distribution from Eq. (18) and its leading term −3Q2/4Z r 2 .…”

Section: Estimate Of Ellipticity Of Nuclear Distributions From Thmentioning

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Elliptic flow in ultrarelativistic collisions with light polarized nuclei

Broniówski

Božek

2020

Phys. Rev. C

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Estimates for elliptic flow in collisions of polarized light nuclei with spin j ≥ 1 with a heavy nucleus are presented. In such collisions the azimuthal symmetry is broken via polarization of the wave function of the light nucleus, resulting in nonzero one-body elliptic flow coefficient evaluated relative to the polarization axis. Our estimates involve experimentally well known features of light nuclei, such as their quadrupole moment and the charge radius, yielding the one-body elliptic flow coefficient in the range from 1% for collisions with the deuteron to 5% for for collisions with 10 B nucleus. Prospects of addressing the issue in the upcoming fixed-target experiment at the Large Hadron Collider are discussed.

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Section: Estimate Of Ellipticity Of Nuclear Distributions From Thmentioning

confidence: 99%

Elliptic flow in ultrarelativistic collisions with light polarized nuclei

Broniówski

Božek

2020

Phys. Rev. C

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“…As an example, we mention here a recent European contribution: the nuclear moments compilation performed by a group from the University of Athens [5] that incorporates data from previous evaluations [6], ENSDF, and recent experiments.…”

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Nuclear structure and decay data evaluation in Europe

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Abstract. Nuclear Structure and Decay Data (NSDD) activities in Europe include mass-chain and individual nuclei evaluations as well as horizontal evaluations and compilations, data dissemination and educational activities. As such they are essential for a large range of applications from energy, environmental, and medical to basic research in nuclear structure and reactions, all of which are intensively pursued in Europe. Although the NSDD evaluation groups in Europe form part of the international network of NSDD evaluators, which is coordinated by the International Atomic Energy Agency, they are faced with some very distinct challenges. We shortly present the NSDD Data Centre at IFIN-HH, Bucharest and discuss possible actions to improve the situation for the entire European NSDD evaluation effort.

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“…For many decades, measurements of the hyperfine structure of ions and atoms have been used to extract information on the electromagnetic moments of atomic nuclei [1,2]. Continuous developments in the field of radioactive ion beam production and manipulation, as well as improvements in spectroscopic methods, have resulted in the measurement of magnetic dipole moments μ and electric quadrupole moments Q of a wide variety of atomic nuclei [3]. However, measurements of the next term in the multipolar expansion of the hyperfine interaction, the magnetic octupole constant C and the corresponding nuclear moment , are exceedingly scarce.…”

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Magnetic octupole moment of Yb173 using collinear laser spectroscopy

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The hyperfine constants of the 4 f 14 6s6p 3 P o 2 state in neutral Yb have been measured using three different dipole transitions. This state was recently shown to have a comparatively large hyperfine magnetic octupole splitting, and thus a puzzlingly large magnetic octupole moment. The measurement is performed using collinear laser spectroscopy on a fast atomic beam, which provides a straightforward route to probing long-lived metastable atomic states with high resolution. From the combined analysis of all three lines we find no significant evidence for a nonzero octupole moment in 173 Yb.

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An online database of nuclear electromagnetic moments

Cited by 23 publications

References 10 publications

Elliptic flow in ultrarelativistic collisions with light polarized nuclei

Elliptic flow in ultrarelativistic collisions with light polarized nuclei

Nuclear structure and decay data evaluation in Europe

Magnetic octupole moment of Yb173 using collinear laser spectroscopy

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