Higher-order recoil corrections for triplet states of the helium atom
arXiv:1610.04060 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.94.052508
Abstract
Nuclear recoil corrections of order are calculated for the lowest-lying triplet states of the helium atom. It improves the theoretical prediction for the isotope shift of the transition energy and influences the determination of the nuclear charge radii difference. This calculation is a step forward on the way towards the direct determination of the charge radius of the helium nucleus from spectroscopic measurements.
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