1991
DOI: 10.1063/1.40987
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Measurement of the lamb shift in lithiumlike uranium (U89+)

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“…The total value of the transition energy amounts to 280.64(11)(21) eV, which agrees well with the experimental result of 280.59(10) eV [34]. In the theoretical prediction, the first quoted error arises from the uncertainty due to the finite nuclear size effect and due to higher-order electron correlations (see discussion in Ref.…”
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“…The total value of the transition energy amounts to 280.64(11)(21) eV, which agrees well with the experimental result of 280.59(10) eV [34]. In the theoretical prediction, the first quoted error arises from the uncertainty due to the finite nuclear size effect and due to higher-order electron correlations (see discussion in Ref.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 79%
“…For the 2p 1/2 -2s transition in Li-like uranium, the total result amounts to 280.64 (24) eV, which should be compared with the experimental value of 280.59(10) eV [34]. …”
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“…As it has been shown in many papers (e.g. papers [1][2][3][4][5]7,11] and refs there), the models with the Fermi and Gauss charge distribution in a nucleus are most widespread and more correct in comparison with the model of homogeneous ball charge distribution. For example, let us mention that a difference in values of the spectra levels energies is about several cm -1 [4,5,7].…”
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“…It is provided by necessity of further developing the modern as atomic and as nuclear theories. From the other side, a great progress in experiments has been achieved [1][2][3][4]. In calculations of the heavy ions the well known multi-configuration (MC) Dirac-Fock (DF) approach is widely used [1].…”
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