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This project aims to develop a nuclear clock using the unique properties of the 229Thorium isotope. By utilizing laser excitation of its low-energy nuclear state, the project seeks to enhance timekeeping accuracy, which could improve satellite navigation and communication systems while exploring fundamental questions i…
Atoms, as building blocks of nature, consist of an atomic nucleus and the electron shell.
Both systems are governed by similar laws and forces.
However, the required energies to create changes in the nucleus or the electron shell differ by many orders of magnitudes.
This reflects in largely different tools and methods used for their investigation: atomic physics probes the electron shell mainly by means of lasers.
Nuclear physicists create excitations at high energies using particle accelerators…
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