2011
DOI: 10.1088/0953-4075/44/22/225005
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Isotope shift and hyperfine structure in even configurations of neutral europium

Abstract: Results of the measurements of the isotope shifts, as well as the hyperfine structure constants, are presented concerning electronic levels belonging to the even configurations in a europium atom with energies within the range 28 000-43 000 cm −1 . The data were obtained with the method of laser-induced fluorescence in a hollow-cathode discharge. On the basis of the measurements of 137 spectral lines, the values of isotope shifts and hyperfine structure constants A and B for 69 levels were determined; in the c… Show more

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“…In the investigations, a typical experimental setup for registration of the hyperfine structure by the laser induced fluorescence method has been used. We used this setup earlier many times in similar investigations of atoms and ions of lanthanum, praseodymium and europium [13][14][15][16]. The light source was a stabilized ring dye laser of Coherent (modified model CR 699-21), optically pumped with an argon ion laser of Spectra Physics.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the investigations, a typical experimental setup for registration of the hyperfine structure by the laser induced fluorescence method has been used. We used this setup earlier many times in similar investigations of atoms and ions of lanthanum, praseodymium and europium [13][14][15][16]. The light source was a stabilized ring dye laser of Coherent (modified model CR 699-21), optically pumped with an argon ion laser of Spectra Physics.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Al II (HFS): [26], Ar IX: [277], B II: [208], Br III: [140], Cl I: [300], Co II (forbidden): [256], Dy I: [292], Eu I (HFS,IS): [2,102,103,104], Fe VIII-IX: [230], Fe VIII-XVI: [37], Fe XI: [66], Fe XIII: [62], Fe XVI: [36], Fe XVII: [63], Fe XVIII: [54], Fe XVIII-XXV: [254], Gd I (IS,HFS): [145], I I: [124], K I: [51], K III: [22], La I: [106], Li I: [50], Mg VII-VIII: [177], Mn I (HFS): [25,165], Mn II : [46], N III: [112], Na I: [52], Nb I: [72,235], Nb I (HFS): [95], Nd II (HFS): [28], Ne IV : [170], Ni I: [288,291], O I: [204], O VI: [341], P II: [153], Pr I (HFS): [107,282,319], Pr II: [21], Pr II (HFS): [20], Ru I (IS,HFS): ...…”
Section: Energy Levels Wavelengths Line Classifications and Line Smentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Al II (HFS): [26], Ar IX: [277], B II: [208], Br III: [140], Cl I: [300], Co II (forbidden): [256], Dy I: [292], Eu I (HFS,IS): [2,102,103,104], Fe VIII-IX: [230], Fe VIII-XVI: [37], Fe XI: [66], Fe XIII: [62], Fe XVI: [36], Fe XVII: [63], Fe XVIII: [54], Fe XVIII-XXV: [254], Gd I (IS,HFS): [145], I I: [124], K I: [51], K III: [22], La I: [106], Li I: [50], Mg VII-VIII: [177], Mn I (HFS): [25,165], Mn II : [46], N III: [112], Na I: [52], Nb I: [72,235], Nb I (HFS): [95], Nd II (HFS): [28], Ne IV : [170], Ni I: [288,291], O I: [204], O VI: [341], P II: [153], Pr I (HFS): [107,282,319], Pr II: [21], Pr II (HFS): [20], Ru I (IS,HFS): [101]…”
Section: Energy Levels Wavelengths Line Classifications and Line Stru...mentioning
confidence: 99%