Revisiting the excitation of the low-lying $^{181\text{m}}$Ta isomer in optical laser-generated plasma

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Hauptverfasser: Gargiulo, Simone, Madan, Ivan, Truc, Benoit, Usai, Paolo, Beeks, Kjeld, Leccese, Veronica, Vanacore, Giovanni Maria, Carbone, Fabrizio
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author Gargiulo, Simone
Madan, Ivan
Truc, Benoit
Usai, Paolo
Beeks, Kjeld
Leccese, Veronica
Vanacore, Giovanni Maria
Carbone, Fabrizio
author_facet Gargiulo, Simone
Madan, Ivan
Truc, Benoit
Usai, Paolo
Beeks, Kjeld
Leccese, Veronica
Vanacore, Giovanni Maria
Carbone, Fabrizio
contents The excitation of the $^{181\text{m}}$Ta isomer in the laser-plasma scenario was claimed to have been observed more than two decades ago. However, the reported experimental findings - and the respective high excitation rate - were later questioned as they could not be reproduced theoretically. The controversy has remained open ever since. In this work, we reinvestigate both theoretically and experimentally the $^{181\text{m}}$Ta nuclear excitation in an optical laser-generated plasma. Experimentally we have found no evidence for such an excitation process as consistently predicted by previous and our theoretical models.
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spellingShingle Revisiting the excitation of the low-lying $^{181\text{m}}$Ta isomer in optical laser-generated plasma
Gargiulo, Simone
Madan, Ivan
Truc, Benoit
Usai, Paolo
Beeks, Kjeld
Leccese, Veronica
Vanacore, Giovanni Maria
Carbone, Fabrizio
Nuclear Experiment
Nuclear Theory
The excitation of the $^{181\text{m}}$Ta isomer in the laser-plasma scenario was claimed to have been observed more than two decades ago. However, the reported experimental findings - and the respective high excitation rate - were later questioned as they could not be reproduced theoretically. The controversy has remained open ever since. In this work, we reinvestigate both theoretically and experimentally the $^{181\text{m}}$Ta nuclear excitation in an optical laser-generated plasma. Experimentally we have found no evidence for such an excitation process as consistently predicted by previous and our theoretical models.
title Revisiting the excitation of the low-lying $^{181\text{m}}$Ta isomer in optical laser-generated plasma
topic Nuclear Experiment
Nuclear Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.11280