Relativistic, QED, and finite nuclear mass corrections for low-lying states of Li and Be
arXiv:0811.2874 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.78.052511
Abstract
Accurate results for nonrelativistic energy, relativistic, QED, and finite nuclear mass corrections are obtained for , and states of the Li atom and Be ion. Our computational approach uses the Hylleraas basis set with the analytic integration and recursion relations. From comparison of experimental results for the isotope shifts to theoretical predictions including nuclear polarizabilities, we obtain nuclear charge radii for Li and Be isotopes.
arXiv comment19 pages, 8 tables, Phys. Rev. A in print
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