Events

MML Annual Meeting 2025

Institutsseminar

Charge Radii of the Lightest Nuclei from Muonic and Ordinary Atoms

Prof. Dr. Randolf Pohl
Johannes Gutenberg University, Mainz

Abstract:

The charge radii of the light isotopes Z=1...10 serve as important benchmarks for understanding of nucleon and nuclear structure, and are essential for tests of QED and the Standard Model, as well as for the determination of fundamental constants via high-precision spectroscopy of ordinary atoms and ions. Our laser spectroscopy of muonic H through He-4 has provided precision measurements of the 4 lightest nuclei. In Mainz, we're now working on measuring the triton charge radius which is the missing link at A=3 between Z=1 and 2. Meanwhile, at PSI the QUARTET collaboration is using magnetic metallic calorimeters (MMCs) for vastly improved X-ray spectroscopy of muonic Li...Ne and beyond.

MT Annual Meeting 2025

Institutsseminar

To Be Announced

Dr. Matthew Bohman
Max Planck Institute of Nuclear Physics, Heidelberg

Institutsseminar

To Be Announced

Dr. Eva Los
Oxford University

Institutsseminar

To Be Announced

Dr. Arseny Mironov
CNRS, Ecole Polytechnique, Paris

Spring Meeting of DPG Section “Atome, Moleküle, Quantenoptik und Plasmen”

22nd International Conference on the Physics of Highly Charged Ions (HCI2026)