Application of Atomic Spectroscopy of Trapped Radioactive Ions in Nuclear Physics

A review is given of precision measurements of hyperfine constants and nuclear g-factors measured with ions confined in ion traps. The nuclear physics observables which can be extracted from these types of measurements are discussed. The feasibility of future nuclear structure studies using precision atomic spectroscopy of trapped radioactive atoms, produced with accelerator-driven approaches, is discussed.

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Atoms
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2024-11-21
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https://doi.org/10.3390/atoms12120060
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Nuclear physics research studies
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Application of Atomic Spectroscopy of Trapped Radioactive Ions in Nuclear Physics

R. P. de Groote
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Application of Atomic Spectroscopy of Trapped Radioactive Ions in Nuclear Physics

R. P. de Groote
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Abstract

A review is given of precision measurements of hyperfine constants and nuclear g-factors measured with ions confined in ion traps. The nuclear physics observables which can be extracted from these types of measurements are discussed. The feasibility of future nuclear structure studies using precision atomic spectroscopy of trapped radioactive atoms, produced with accelerator-driven approaches, is discussed.

AtomsVol. 12(12)
KU Leuven (BE)
Fonds Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek
Openalex Percentile: Top 14%
Nuclear physics research studies
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