1990
DOI: 10.1143/jpsj.59.2700
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Changes of the Nuclear Charge Distribution of Nd, Sm, Gd and Dy from Optical Isotope Shifts

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“…Since the isotopes of IS2Gd and 'S4Gd have 88 and 90 neutrons, they have distorted nuclear Downloaded by [Korea University] at 10:19 05 January 2015 charge distributions [21,22]. Suppose the nuclear charge distribution is the major cause of the chemical isotope effects, the unusual isotope effects should take place on the gadolinium even atomic mass isotopes as in the case with samarium.…”
Section: Nuclear Size and Shape Effect In Chemical Isotope Effect Of mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since the isotopes of IS2Gd and 'S4Gd have 88 and 90 neutrons, they have distorted nuclear Downloaded by [Korea University] at 10:19 05 January 2015 charge distributions [21,22]. Suppose the nuclear charge distribution is the major cause of the chemical isotope effects, the unusual isotope effects should take place on the gadolinium even atomic mass isotopes as in the case with samarium.…”
Section: Nuclear Size and Shape Effect In Chemical Isotope Effect Of mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Niki et al [14] have reported isotope shifts in 20 transitions of the type 4f 7 5d6s6p to 4f 7 5d6s 2 using laser induced fluorescence spectroscopy in the wavelength region 5600-6000Å. Wakasugi et al [15] have measured isotope shift between all the stable isotopes of gadolinium in 8 lines of Gd I spectrum in the wavelength region 5600-6000Å using atomic beam laser spectroscopy technique and used this for the evaluation of δ r 2 . Recently Jia et al [16] have measured isotope shift in 7 two-photon transitions in Gd I using resonantly enhanced Doppler-free two photon spectroscopy.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another check on our IS values is through the conventional King plot analysis [29] (Chapter 6). As a reference transition in the King plots, we used the 597.4 nm transition in Dy I, for which ISs have been measured [34,35] at a high accuracy (~2 MHz). Both fits were excellent straight lines (see Figure 3).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%