1980
DOI: 10.1007/bf01412940
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Isotope shift and hyperfine structure of the transition5d6s 2 2 D 3/2-5d6s6p 4 F 3/2 of Lu175 and Lu176

Abstract: Using a tunable single mode dye laser the isotope shift of the 573.7 nm-line between the isotopes Lu 17s and Lu 176 has been determined to be IS(176-175, 573.7nm)= -394 (5)MHz yielding a change of mean square nuclear radii of cS(r 2) =0.022 (5)

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“…This was extracted by Zimmermann et al [9] from the isotope shift in the LuI transitions from 5d6s 2 , quoted by King to be "remarkably small" [28], is at variance with our present value of hr 2 i 175;176 = 0:041 (5) fm 2 . This is neither caused by a measuring error nor by a principal inconsistency of the evaluation procedures.…”
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“…This was extracted by Zimmermann et al [9] from the isotope shift in the LuI transitions from 5d6s 2 , quoted by King to be "remarkably small" [28], is at variance with our present value of hr 2 i 175;176 = 0:041 (5) fm 2 . This is neither caused by a measuring error nor by a principal inconsistency of the evaluation procedures.…”
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confidence: 75%
“…Moreover, they provide valuable complementary information on the nuclear mean square charge radii which is obtained from the isotope (isomer) shifts. Previously, optical isotope shift measurements had been restricted to the naturally occuring isotopes 175 Lu and 176 Lu [9,10].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The | (0)| 2 in equation ( 4) represents the non-relativistic change in electron density at the nucleus between lower and upper states of the optical transition and f (Z) is a relativistic atomic factor tabulated in [24][25][26]. The electron density, | (0)| 2 ns is for a single ns electron and β is a factor accounting for the screening of inner closed-shell electrons from the nuclear charge by the valence electrons.…”
Section: Isotope Shiftsmentioning
confidence: 99%