When discussing atomic nuclei,deformation is one of the most common topics.However,when we connect the concept of shape with high-precision experimental measurements,sometimes the explanation may not be as simple as w...When discussing atomic nuclei,deformation is one of the most common topics.However,when we connect the concept of shape with high-precision experimental measurements,sometimes the explanation may not be as simple as we think.A recent measurement of nuclear charge radii(Phys.Rev.Lett.134,182501(2025))challenges current nuclear ab initio models.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.12235003).
文摘When discussing atomic nuclei,deformation is one of the most common topics.However,when we connect the concept of shape with high-precision experimental measurements,sometimes the explanation may not be as simple as we think.A recent measurement of nuclear charge radii(Phys.Rev.Lett.134,182501(2025))challenges current nuclear ab initio models.
