2016
DOI: 10.1103/physrevc.94.024334
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Laser spectroscopy studies of intruder states inBi193,195,197

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“…This assumption was confirmed in Ref. [31] by the analysis of the available IS data for some elements in the lead region. Remarkably, the Z dependence of δ r 2…”
Section: Changes In the Mean-square Charge Radiisupporting
confidence: 53%
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“…This assumption was confirmed in Ref. [31] by the analysis of the available IS data for some elements in the lead region. Remarkably, the Z dependence of δ r 2…”
Section: Changes In the Mean-square Charge Radiisupporting
confidence: 53%
“…5). As the hfs of astatine isotopes have not been measured prior to this study, there are no high-resolution data available to fix the ratios of the hyperfine constants for the upper and lower electronic levels of the transition used in this study (as, for example, was done in the case of thallium nuclei [31]). Instead, the well-resolved hfs spectra for the 197 At m (I π = 1/2 + ) and the hfs spectra for 205 At (I π = 9/2 − ) obtained with high statistics were used in order to fix these ratios for all other isotopes of astatine.…”
Section: The 795-nm Transitionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…11(b). This interpretation is in agreement with a recent laser spectroscopy study of the intruder states in 193,195,197 Bi [52]. From the Fig.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 93%
“…In-source laser spectroscopy studies on the neutrondeficient 193,195,197 Bi isotopes support the previous suggestions of shape-coexistence between a nearly spherical ground state and a deformed intruder isomer [8]: the relative charge radii of these 83 Bi ground states are identical to those of their corresponding lead isotones, which were found to be spherical [9]. The isomeric π 3s 1/2 intruder states, however, possess a large isomer shift, suggesting that these states are significantly deformed.…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 82%