Abstract
Collinear Laser Ion Beam Spectroscopy (CLIBS) investigates hyperfine structures (hfs) and isotope shifts (IS) in spectral lines and is well suited for the study of nuclear moments of short-lived isotopes. It is fast, highly selective, highly sensitive and allows many experimental alternatives. The high accuracy makes it also an interesting tool for atomic physics.
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