Laser spectroscopy of gallium isotopes beyond N = 50
- Cheal, B.
- Billowes, J.
- Bissell, M.
- Blaum, K.
- Charlwood, F.
- Flanagan, K.
- Forest, D.
- Geppert, C.
- Kowalska, M.
- Kreim, K.
- Krieger, A.
- Krämer, J.
- Lynch, K.
- Mané, E.
- Moore, I.
- Neugart, R.
- Neyens, G.
- Nörtershäuser, W.
- Papuga, J.
- Procter, T.
- Rajabali, M.
- Stroke, H.
- Vingerhoets, P.
- Yordanov, D.
- Žáková, M.
Publication date
September 2012
DOIAbstract
The installation of an ion–beam cooler–buncher at the ISOLDE, CERN facility has provided increased sensitivity for collinear laser spectroscopy experiments. A migration of single-particle states in gallium and in copper isotopes has been investigated through extensive measurements of ground state and isomeric state hyperfine structures. Lying beyond the N = 50 shell closure, <sup>82</sup>Ga is the most exotic nucleus in the region to have been studied by optical methods, and is reported here for the first time
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