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Magnetic atoms with a large electric dipole moment
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New Orleans Life Tables by Race, 1880-1915
Description This study used a historical full-count death index and census figures to compute age-specific mortality rates and construct standard period life tables for each year and race (and sex for the supplemental table). New Orleans, Louisiana, USA, 1880-1915.
Reconciling mean-squared radius differences in the silver chain through improved measurement and ab initio calculations
Nuclear charge radius differences in the silver isotopic chain have been reported through different combinations of experiment and theory, exhibiting a tension of two combined standard errors. This study investigates this issue by combining high-accuracy calculations for six low-lying states of atomic silver with an improved measurement of the transition optical isotope shift.
Systematic errors arising from polarization imperfections in measurements of the electron's electric dipole moment
The electron's electric dipole moment (eEDM) can be determined by polarizing the spin of an atom or a molecule and then measuring the spin precession frequency in an applied electric field. Radiation is used to polarize the spin and then analyze the precession angle, and the measurement is often sensitive to the polarization of this radiation. We show how systematic errors can arise when both the polarization of the radiation and the magnitude of the electric field are imperfectly controlled.
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