Investigation of Isotope Shift Effect of Li-like 36,40Ar15+ by Dielectronic Recombination Spectroscopy at the CSRm
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CHUAI Xiaoya,
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HUANG Zhongkui,
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WEN Weiqiang,
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WANG Hanbing,
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XU Xin,
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WANG Shuxing,
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LI Jiguang,
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DOU Lijun,
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ZHAO Dongmei,
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ZHU Xiaolong,
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MAO Lijun,
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YIN Dayu,
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YANG Jiancheng,
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YUAN Youjin,
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MA Xinwen
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Abstract
The cooler storage ring is equipped with an electron-cooler. It is an excellent experimental platform for dielectronic recombination (DR) experiment of highly-charged ions. In this paper, the dielectronic recombination experiments of lithium-like Ar15+ ions with mass number 36 and 40 are conducted at the HIRFL-CSRm(main ring of the Cooling Storage Ring of Heavy Ion Research Facility in Lanzhou). The experimental electron-ion collision energy scale is from 0 eV to 35 eV. Extrapolation method is exploited to obtain the excitation energies of transitions 2s1/2→2p1/2 and 2s1/2→2p3/2 of the 36,40Ar15+ ions from experimental data. Meanwhile, GRASP2K program is utilized to calculate the mass shift factors and field shift factors of 36,40Ar15+ ions for 2s1/2→2p1/2 and 2s1/2→2p3/2 transitions to obtain isotope shifts in DR spectra. In theoretical calculation, isotope shifts of 36,40Ar15+ ions corresponding to 2s1/2→2p1/2 and 2s1/2→2p3/2 are 0.861 meV and 0.868 meV, respectively. They are both less than the experimental precision (~10 meV) of these dielectronic recombination experiments at the CSRm, which explains that isotope shifts cannot be distinguished from the experimental dielectronic recombination spectra. However, the field shift of highly-charged ions is proportional to Z5. In the future, the dielectronic recombination experiments of highly-charged heavy ions even radioactive ions will be conducted at the HIRFL-CSRe (experimental ring of the Cooling Storage Ring of Heavy Ion Research Facility in Lanzhou) and the future large accelerator facility——HIAF(High intensity Heavy-ion Accelerator Facility) to measure isotope shifts to obtain the nuclear charge radius information.
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