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Nuclear mean-square charge radii of63,64,66,68−82Ga nuclei: No anomalous behavior atN=32
H. Henry StrokeMark BissellD. H. ForestM. ŽáKováCh. GeppertDeyan T. YordanovJ. BillowesMustafa RajabaliKlaus BlaumK. KreimP. VingerhoetsJ. PapugaRainer NeugartMagda KowalskaMagda KowalskaGerda NeyensA. KriegerF.c. CharlwoodKara Marie LynchKara Marie LynchKieran FlanaganKieran FlanaganIain MooreIain MooreE. ManéBradley ChealH. HeylenJ. KrämerStephan FritzscheT.j. ProcterWilfried Nörtershäusersubject
PhysicsNuclear and High Energy PhysicsIsotope010308 nuclear & particles physicschemistry.chemical_elementCharge (physics)7. Clean energy01 natural sciencesSpectral linechemistry0103 physical sciencesNeutronPhysics::Atomic PhysicsAtomic physicsGalliumNuclear Experiment010306 general physicsSpin (physics)SpectroscopyHyperfine structuredescription
Collinear laser spectroscopy was performed on the ${}^{63,64,66,68\ensuremath{-}82}$Ga isotopes with neutron numbers from $N=32$ to $N=51$. These measurements were carried out at the ISOLDE radioactive ion beam facility at CERN. Here we present the nuclear mean-square charge radii extracted from the isotope shifts and, for the lighter isotopes, new spin and moment values. New ground-state nuclear spin and moments were extracted from the hyperfine spectra of ${}^{63,70}$Ga, measured on an atomic transition in the neutral atom. The ground-state spin of ${}^{63}$Ga is determined to be $I=3/2$. Analysis of the trend in the change in mean-square charge radii of the gallium isotopes demonstrates that there is no evidence of anomalous charge radii behavior in gallium in the region of $N=32$.
year | journal | country | edition | language |
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2012-09-19 | Physical Review C |