The nuclear electromagnetic moments provide an essential insight into the structure of the nuclei. They are of special interest for exotic regions in the nuclear chart where new shell effects or rapid modifications of the nuclear structure could be expected. The magnetic dipole moments provide a fingerprint of the single-particle properties of the nuclear wave function while the electric...
The shape transition from spherical nuclear states $(N<59)$ towards deformed states $(N>59)$ is of high interest as it provides fertile ground for the validation of nuclear models. The $N=59$ nuclide $^{98}$Y is located precisely at this transition point and is characterized by shape coexistence of several nuclear deformations.
g-factor measurements of the $(2^{-})$ 171keV and $(4^{-})$...
