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A novel method to determine the 4th moment of the 208Pb charge density from low-momentum-transfer electron scattering

Rika Danjo·Toshimi Suda·Toshio Suzuki
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We propose a new method to determine the 4th moment of the nuclear charge-density distribution of 208Pb, with high precision from low-momentum-transfer elastic electron scattering.

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Rika Danjo, Toshimi Suda, Toshio Suzuki. 2026-09-22. A novel method to determine the 4th moment of the 208Pb charge density from low-momentum-transfer electron scattering. https://arxiv.org/abs/2609.22387

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