Shape coexistence in Au 187 studied by laser spectroscopy

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Contributors

  • A. E. Barzakh - , RAS - Saint Petersburg Nuclear Physics Institute (Author)
  • D. Atanasov - , Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics (Author)
  • A. N. Andreyev - , University of York, Japan Atomic Energy Agency (Author)
  • M. Al Monthery - , University of York (Author)
  • N. A. Althubiti - , University of Manchester, Al Jouf University (Author)
  • B. Andel - , KU Leuven, Comenius University (Author)
  • S. Antalic - , Comenius University (Author)
  • K. Blaum - , Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics (Author)
  • T. E. Cocolios - , University of Manchester, KU Leuven (Author)
  • J. G. Cubiss - , University of York (Author)
  • P. Van Duppen - , KU Leuven (Author)
  • T. Day Goodacre - , University of Manchester, CERN (Author)
  • A. De Roubin - , Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics (Author)
  • G. J. Farooq-Smith - , University of Manchester, KU Leuven (Author)
  • D. V. Fedorov - , RAS - Saint Petersburg Nuclear Physics Institute (Author)
  • V. N. Fedosseev - , CERN (Author)
  • D. A. Fink - , Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics, CERN (Author)
  • L. P. Gaffney - , CERN, University of Liverpool (UOL) (Author)
  • L. Ghys - , KU Leuven, Belgian Nuclear Research Center (Author)
  • R. D. Harding - , University of York, CERN (Author)
  • M. Huyse - , KU Leuven (Author)
  • N. Imai - , The University of Tokyo (Author)
  • S. Kreim - , Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics, CERN (Author)
  • D. Lunney - , Université Paris-Saclay (Author)
  • K. M. Lynch - , University of Manchester, CERN (Author)
  • V. Manea - , Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics (Author)
  • B. A. Marsh - , CERN (Author)
  • Y. Martinez Palenzuela - , KU Leuven, CERN (Author)
  • P. L. Molkanov - , RAS - Saint Petersburg Nuclear Physics Institute (Author)
  • D. Neidherr - , GSI Helmholtz Centre for Heavy Ion Research (Author)
  • M. Rosenbusch - , University of Greifswald (Author)
  • R. E. Rossel - , CERN, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (Author)
  • S. Rothe - , CERN, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (Author)
  • L. Schweikhard - , University of Greifswald (Author)
  • M. D. Seliverstov - , RAS - Saint Petersburg Nuclear Physics Institute (Author)
  • S. Sels - , KU Leuven (Author)
  • C. Van Beveren - , KU Leuven (Author)
  • E. Verstraelen - , KU Leuven (Author)
  • A. Welker - , Chair of Nuclear Physics, CERN (Author)
  • F. Wienholtz - , CERN, University of Greifswald (Author)
  • R. N. Wolf - , Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics, University of Greifswald (Author)
  • K. Zuber - , Chair of Nuclear Physics (Author)

Abstract

Hyperfine-structure parameters and isotope shift of the 9/2- isomeric state in Au187 relative to Au197 for the 267.6-nm atomic transition have been measured for the first time using the in-source resonance-ionization spectroscopy technique. The magnetic dipole moment and change in the mean-square charge radius for this 9/2- isomer have been deduced. The observed large isomer shift relative to the 1/2+ ground state in Au187 confirms the occurrence of the shape coexistence in Au187 proposed earlier from the analysis of the nuclear spectroscopic data and particle plus triaxial rotor calculations. The analysis of the magnetic moment supports the previously proposed 9/2-, 1/2-[541] assignment at moderate prolate deformation for Aum187.

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Original languageEnglish
Article number064321
JournalPhysical Review C
Volume101
Issue number6
Publication statusPublished - Jun 2020
Peer-reviewedYes

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