Atomic parity violation in highly charged Ca and Pb ions
arXiv:2602.19962 · doi:10.1103/tcds-zmy1
Abstract
We calculate parity-violation-induced E1 amplitudes for the and transitions in H- and Li-like ions of Ca, Ca, and Pb. In our analysis, we account for neutron skin effects and nuclear uncertainties for each nucleus. We consider the spin-independent weak-interaction contribution of the boson described by standard model, as well as the effects of a hypothetical new boson of varying mass. We conclude that the neutron-skin corrections in the Ca isotope pair can mostly be neglected when considering boson effects, which is an advantage for the search for new parity-violating physics. On the other hand, both the neutron skin effect and the sensitivity to hypothetical interactions in Pb are shown to be significant.
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