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Deformation, halo, and bubble structure: A paradigm shift of exotic phenomena in light to medium mass nuclei
The emergence of exotic nuclear structures, such as deformation, one- and two-neutron halos, and bubble configurations, marks a paradigm shift in our understanding of light- to medium-mass nuclei far from stability, particularly near and within the island of inversion extending across $N=20-28$. In
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