摘要
Dielectronic recombination (DR) is a two-step resonance electron-ion collision process which can be utilized as a tool to measure precision spectroscopy for highly-charged ions (HCI). As a result, the isotope shift of highly-charged ions can be measured by the DR technique and the nuclear properties such as the change in the mean-square charge radius can be extracted from the isotope shift[1].
基金
Natural Science Foundation of China(11320101003), External Cooperation Program of Chinese Academy of Sciences(GJHZ1305)
