Nuclear Metrology via Tau-Atom Transition Spectroscopy

Aidan Rampair; Kayla Kerr

doi:10.5281/zenodo.19212611

January 23, 2026Open Access

Nuclear Metrology via Tau-Atom Transition Spectroscopy

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The aim is to enhance nuclear metrology by using tau-atom transition spectroscopy to study nuclear characteristics.
Utilized a Dirac solver to analyze tauonic atoms.
Explored the nuclear equation of state and neutron skin effects.
Incorporated concepts of high-field physics and laser-plasma interactions.
Applied Woods-Saxon potential to model nuclear sizes.
Identified significant impacts of nuclear size on measurements.
Revealed the influence of heavy leptons in tau-atom transitions.
Demonstrated improvements in precision of nuclear metrology techniques.

Implication

Demonstrates nuclear metrology through tau-atom transition spectroscopy, implying advancements in nuclear size analysis.

Abstract

Major Revisions: Now uses a Dirac solver Tauonic Atoms, Nuclear Equation of State, Neutron Skin, Finite Nuclear Size, High-Field Physics, ELI-NP, CoReLS, Quantum Electrodynamics, Woods-Saxon Potential, Laser-Plasma Interaction, Nuclear Metrology, Heavy Leptons

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