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Shape evolution for neutron-deficient bismuth isotopes studied by resonance laser ionization spectroscopy

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In-source laser spectroscopy experiments for bismuth isotopes at the 306.77 nm atomic transition has been carried out at the IRIS (Investigation of Radioactive Isotopes at Synchrocyclotron) facility of Petersburg Nuclear Physics Institute. New data on isotope shifts for 189–198,211Bi isotopes and isomers have been obtained. The changes in the mean-square charge radii were deduced. The large isomer shift has been observed for the intruder isomer states of Bi with spin I = 1/2 (A = 193, 195, 197). This testifies to the shape coexistence in these nuclei with the intruder isomer states more deformed than the ground states. Marked deviation from the nearly spherical behavior for ground states of the even-neutron Bi isotopes at N < 109 is demonstrated, in contrast to the Pb and Tl isotopic chains.

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Molkanov, P.L., Barzakh, A.E., Fedorov, D.V. et al. Shape evolution for neutron-deficient bismuth isotopes studied by resonance laser ionization spectroscopy. Phys. Part. Nuclei 48, 914–916 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1063779617060417

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