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most citedDirect detection of the 229Th nuclear clock transition

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nucl-ex2021★ 1 cited

'Phase Transition' in the 'Thorium-Isomer Story'

P. G. Thirolf, B. Seiferle, L. v. d. Wense +3

Given the drastic progress achieved during recent years in our knowledge on the decay and nuclear properties of the thorium isomer 229mTh, the focus of research on this potential n…

nucl-ex2019★ 233 cited

Energy of the Th nuclear clock transition

Benedict Seiferle, Lars von der Wense, Pavlo V. Bilous +8

The first nuclear excited state of Th offers the unique opportunity for laser-based optical control of a nucleus. Its exceptional properties allow for the development of a…

nucl-ex2019★ 11 cited

The concept of laser-based conversion electron Mössbauer spectroscopy for a precise energy determination of Th

Lars C. von der Wense, Benedict Seiferle, Christian Schneider +13

Th is the only nucleus currently under investigation for the development of a nuclear optical clock (NOC) of ultra-high accuracy. The insufficient knowledge of the first nu…

nucl-ex2018★ 26 cited

Towards a 229Th-based nuclear clock

Lars von der Wense, Benedict Seiferle, Peter G. Thirolf

An overview over the current status of the development of a nuclear clock based on the state of lowest known nuclear excitation energy in Th is presented. The text is espec…

nucl-ex2018★ 128 cited

Lifetime measurement of the Th nuclear isomer

Benedict Seiferle, Lars von der Wense, Peter G. Thirolf

The first excited isomeric state of Th possesses the lowest energy among all known excited nuclear states. The expected energy is accessible with today's laser technology a…

nucl-ex2017★ 256 cited

Direct detection of the 229Th nuclear clock transition

Lars von der Wense, Benedict Seiferle, Mustapha Laatiaoui +9

Today's most precise time and frequency measurements are performed with optical atomic clocks. However, it has been proposed that they could potentially be outperformed by a nuclea…