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Quantum-electrodynamic contributions to Spin–orbit splitting in the ground state of aluminumlike ions

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Abstract

It is shown that the inclusion of quantum-electrodynamic corrections for the M-shell electrons substantially improves the agreement between multiconfiguration Dirac–Fock calculations and experimental values of the Spin–orbit splitting in the ground state (3s23p 2P) of Al-like ions. Recommended values of the Spin–orbit splitting are presented for Co14+–Xe41+.

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