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1. On Element Discoveries

Author

Kragh, Helge, Alberts, Gerard, Series editor, Arabatzis, Theodore, Series editor, Archibald, Tom, Series editor, Friedrich, Bretislav, Series editor, Hashagen, Ulf, Series editor, Hoffmann, Dieter, Series editor, Mitton, Simon, Series editor, Pantalony, David, Series editor, Valleriani, Matteo, Series editor, and Kragh, Helge

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2018
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2. Atomic Structure of the Heaviest Elements.

Author

Laatiaoui, Mustapha, Laatiaoui, Mustapha, and Raeder, Sebastian

Subjects
Physics, Research & information: general, Jena Atomic Calculator, JetRIS, LSJ level notation, MRCI, NEXT, Th-229, actinide elements, actinides, actinides and transactinides, actinium, atomic and nuclear properties, atomic data, atomic databases, atomic level scheme, atomic spectroscopy, atomic structure, atomic structure theory, californium, collisional de-excitation, de Laval nozzle, electric dipole transitions, electronic structure, energy levels, fluorescence spectroscopy, gas cell, gas-jet, heavy actinides, hyperfine splitting, hyperfine structure, hyperfine structure spectroscopy, hypersonic gas jets, ion trap, ionization energy, ionization potential, isotope shift, isotope-shift, kilonovae, laser resonance chromatography, laser spectroscopy, level and excitation energies, mass spectrometer, mutlinucleon transfer, neutron stars, neutron-rich nuclei, nobelium, nuclear clock, nuclear ground state properties, opacity, open d- and f-shell ion, optical spectroscopy, oscillator strengths, radiation detection, radio frequency quadrupoles, relativistic, resonance ionization, resonance ionization laser spectroscopy, resonance ionization spectroscopy, resonance laser ionization, solenoid separator, spectral lines, standard reference databases, superheavy elements, thorium-229, trace analysis, transition probabilities, transition probability
Abstract

Summary: This reprint brings together many scientific contributions on current actinide research, both theoretical and experimental. Special attention is given to the theoretical modeling of the atomic spectra of actinides, the experimental study of their atomic and nuclear structure, and new developments in the production and spectroscopy of their elusive and rather exotic radionuclides.

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