Experimental determination of the nuclear magnetic octupole moment of Ba ion
arXiv:1305.4453 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.88.012518
Abstract
We perform precision measurements on the 5D manifold hyperfine intervals of a single trapped ion, Ba. RF spectroscopy is used to measure the hyperfine intervals to an accuracy of a few Hz. Our results provide a three orders of magnitude improvement in accuracy over previous work and also provide a 10-fold improvement in the value of for this level. These results complement our previous work on the 5D manifold of Ba, providing an independent measurement of the nuclear octupole, and a consistency check on atomic structure calculations.
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