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Georgy A. Kazakov

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Internal conversion from excited electronic states of $^{229}{\mathrm Th}$ ions

2016

The process of internal conversion from excited electronic states is investigated theoretically for the case of the vacuum-ultraviolet nuclear transition of $^{229}{\mathrm Th}$. Due to the very low transition energy, the $^{229}{\mathrm Th}$ nucleus offers the unique possibility to open the otherwise forbidden internal conversion nuclear decay channel for thorium ions via optical laser excitation of the electronic shell. We show that this feature can be exploited to investigate the isomeric state properties via observation of internal conversion from excited electronic configurations of ${\mathrm Th}^+$ and ${\mathrm Th}^{2+}$ ions. A possible experimental realization of the proposed scena…

Nuclear Theory (nucl-th)Nuclear TheoryAtomic Physics (physics.atom-ph)FOS: Physical sciencesNuclear ExperimentPhysics - Atomic Physics
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Internal conversion from excited electronic states of 229Th ions

2017

The process of internal conversion from excited electronic states is investigated theoretically for the case of the vacuum-ultraviolet nuclear transition of 229Th. Due to the very low transition energy, the 229Th nucleus offers the unique possibility to open the otherwise forbidden internal conversion nuclear decay channel for thorium ions via optical laser excitation of the electronic shell. We show that this feature can be exploited to investigate the isomeric state properties via observation of internal conversion from excited electronic configurations of Th+ and Th2+ ions. A possible experimental realization of the proposed scenario at the nuclear laser spectroscopy facility IGISOL in J…

PhysicsExcited electronic stateIsotopeta114010308 nuclear & particles physicsNuclear stateoptical laser excitationIonic bondingLaserInternal conversion (chemistry)01 natural sciences7. Clean energylaw.inventionIonexcited electronic stateslawExcited stateResearch group A. Pálffy – Division C. H. Keitel0103 physical sciencesAtomic physicsNuclear Experiment010306 general physicsthorium ionsinternal conversionPhysical Review A
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Measurement of the Th229 Isomer Energy with a Magnetic Microcalorimeter

2020

We present a measurement of the low-energy (0-60 keV) γ-ray spectrum produced in the α decay of ^{233}U using a dedicated cryogenic magnetic microcalorimeter. The energy resolution of ∼10  eV, together with exceptional gain linearity, allows us to determine the energy of the low-lying isomeric state in ^{229}Th using four complementary evaluation schemes. The most precise scheme determines the ^{229}Th isomer energy to be 8.10(17) eV, corresponding to 153.1(32) nm, superseding in precision previous values based on γ spectroscopy, and agreeing with a recent measurement based on internal conversion electrons. We also measure branching ratios of the relevant excited states to be b_{29}=9.3(6)%…

PhysicsExcited state0103 physical sciencesGeneral Physics and AstronomyLinearityElectronAtomic physics010306 general physicsSpectroscopy01 natural sciencesNuclear theoryPhysical Review Letters
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Internal conversion from excited electronic states of 229Th ions

2017

The process of internal conversion from excited electronic states is investigated theoretically for the case of the vacuum-ultraviolet nuclear transition of 229 Th . Due to the very low transition energy, the 229 Th nucleus offers the unique possibility to open the otherwise forbidden internal conversion nuclear decay channel for thorium ions via optical laser excitation of the electronic shell. We show that this feature can be exploited to investigate the isomeric state properties via observation of internal conversion from excited electronic configurations of Th + and Th 2 + ions. A possible experimental realization of the proposed scenario at the nuclear laser spectroscopy facility IGISO…

optical laser excitationNuclear Experimentthorium ionsinternal conversionexcited electronic states
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