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N = 32 Shell Evolution in Calcium Isotopes: Evidence from Macroscopic to Microscopic Models
The well-established N=32 subshell closure in calcium serves as an important benchmark for nuclear structure evolution toward neutron-rich nuclei. Recent charge-radius measurements of potassium isotopes [Nat. Phys. 17, 439-443 (2021)] reveal no corresponding signature of enhanced stability at the sa
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