Title: High-Precision Experiments Using Radioactive Ions, Lasers and/or Storage Devices
An overview is given on recent atomic physics experiments at accelerators using radiofrequency or laser spectroscopy. Very high accuracy and, in addition, extreme sensitivity are reached by confinement and cooling in storage devices. These investigations address basic properties of exotic nuclei (nuclear binding energy, spin, electromagnetic moments and charge radii), the study of ions in very high charge states (nuclear binding energy and hyperfine structure splitting) or the test of fundamental symmetries and interactions.
