The discussion centers around the hyperfine structure frequencies of various elements and their isotopes, with a specific focus on finding comprehensive lists and understanding potential patterns in these frequencies. Participants explore the availability of resources and literature on this topic.
Participants express curiosity about the topic and share findings, but there is no consensus on the ability to identify patterns or the implications of the data presented in the literature.
Limitations include the language of the referenced paper, potential challenges in manually identifying patterns, and the complexity of hyperfine structure data.
I want to see if there is any patterns in the frequencies. Maybe you could predict the frequency of an isotope or maybe other information. I know other people must of looked at this but I am still curious. How can I find this paper? Thanks.fresh_42 said:I have found a paper with a list of "Newly Discovered Lines of Lanthanum Between ##5600 \,Å ## and ##6100\,Å ##" published in 2016. Their list alone contains several hundred entries. This raises the question: Why?