Abstract
High-resolution spectroscopy of the transition in the extreme ultraviolet region is shown to resolve the level splitting induced by the nuclear magnetic field of both the and the levels in lithiumlike and of the level in berylliumlike . The ions are an ideal test of this measurement approach because their energy levels are known well from first principles and are unaffected by small energy contributions from QED and nuclear magnetization effects. The accuracy attained in the measured splitting is more than an order of magnitude better than that achieved before using crystal spectroscopy of the x-ray transition and at the level needed to implement a proposed scheme for disentangling the contributions from QED and nuclear magnetization effects in higher- ions, such as .
- Received 14 April 2014
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevLett.112.233003
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