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Isotope shifts of multipole lines of Pb I and Pb II

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Abstract

Studies of isotope shifts of three multipole lines between levels of the ground configuration 6s26p2 of Pb I, i.e.: 461.9nm (S01P13), 531.5nm (S01P23) and 733.2nm (D21P13), as well as 710.2nm line (6s26pP3226s26pP122) of Pb II are presented. We determined the isotope shifts between four stable isotopes: 204, 206, 207, 208. By the use of King plot analysis we were able to separate the mass and the field shifts. We found that for the studied lines the contribution of the mass effect to the total isotope shifts is smaller than 6%.

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