Finite nuclear size corrections to the recoil effect in hydrogenlike ions
arXiv:1412.0149 · doi:10.1088/0953-4075/48/14/144004
Abstract
The finite nuclear size corrections to the relativistic recoil effect in H-like ions are calculated within the Breit approximation. The calculations are performed for the , , and states in the range 1-110. The obtained results are compared with previous evaluations of this effect. It is found that for heavy ions the previously neglected corrections amount to about 20% of the total nuclear size contribution to the recoil effect calculated within the Breit approximation.
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