Nuclear structure studies by collinear laser spectroscopy

Koszorús, Á.; de Groote, R. P.; Cheal, B.; Campbell, P.; Moore, I. D.

doi:10.1140/epja/s10050-024-01230-9

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“…Collinear laser spectroscopy in particular allows for the extraction of nuclear moments and changes in the mean-square charge radii with high precision. An overview of the manner in which collinear laser spectroscopy is currently implemented at radioactive ion beam facilities is given in the contribution entitled Nuclear structure studies by collinear laser spectroscopy by Koszorús et al [9]. In this contribution they also illustrate how this method gives access to direct and nuclear model-independent evidence for changes in nuclear spins, electromagnetic moments and nuclear radii caused by structural changes in atomic nuclei.…”

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Precision nuclear physics experiments and theory

Blaum,

Borge

2024

Eur. Phys. J. A

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The advances in technology mainly concerning ion traps, storage rings, lasers, high-precision frequency measurements, detectors, and particle beams as well as advances in atom and ion manipulation have allowed for a considerable progress in the determination of fundamental parameters and quantities of radionuclides such as masses, electromagnetic moments, lifetimes and beta decay correlations. The main subjects covered by this topical collection are: high-precision mass measurements both with Penning traps and storage rings for neutrino physics, nuclear structure, astrophysics, and decay studies. Laser spectroscopy is applied for the determination of other ground state properties like spins, moments, and nuclear charge radii. Furthermore, results from decay studies of highly charged ions and reactions in storage rings are presented.

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confidence: 99%