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Overview. Physics of Proton-rich Nuclei in the UK Mike Bentley (Univ. of York, UK). Outline: Recent Highlights: RISING physics at GSI Isospin studies at MSU Shapes and Symmetries (JYFL) Prospects: Short term developments Future facilities. Overview. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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OverviewOverview
Physics of Proton-rich Nuclei in the UK
Mike Bentley (Univ. of York, UK)
Physics of Proton-rich Nuclei in the UK
Mike Bentley (Univ. of York, UK)
Outline:Recent Highlights:• RISING physics at GSI• Isospin studies at MSU• Shapes and Symmetries (JYFL)Prospects:• Short term developments• Future facilities
Outline:Recent Highlights:• RISING physics at GSI• Isospin studies at MSU• Shapes and Symmetries (JYFL)Prospects:• Short term developments• Future facilities
• How well does Isospin symmetry hold as A or Tz is increased?
• Limits of nuclear existence
• rp-process near the drip line
• Evolution of nuclear shapes
• n-p pairing
OverviewOverview
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Current facilities (not exhasutive)
JYFL – Jurogam + RITU + GREAT (recoil decay tagging)
ANL – Gammasphere + FMA (recoil tagging)
GSI – RISING stopped beam campaign (decay spectroscopy)
REX-ISOLDE – Miniball (Coulex of exotic beams)
OverviewOverview
RISING
Rare Isotopic Spectroscopic
INvestigations @ GSI =
15 x Cluster germaniums for
(the most) exotic gamma-ray
spectroscopy
Example: RISING at GSIExample: RISING at GSI
• Chemically independent production mechanism for secondary radioactive beams. • Time of flight from production to stopper ~x00ns.• Some ions transmitted in metastable states.
Fragment Separator (FRS) Focal Pane ID Stopped RISING
Example: RISING at GSIExample: RISING at GSI
Example: RISING at GSIExample: RISING at GSI
Example: RISING at GSIExample: RISING at GSI
Example: RISING at GSIExample: RISING at GSI
A.B. Garnsworthy et al., Phys. Lett. B660, 326 (2008)A.B. Garnsworthy et al., Phys. Lett. B660, 326 (2008)
Example: RISING at GSIExample: RISING at GSI
Texas A&M Cyclotron Institute: May 2007 10
NSCL Experiment #5117, March 2007
0.5 -1.0 × 106 pps (70% 56Ni)
188 mg/cm2 Be
10pnA 58Ni
600 mg/cm2 Be target
S800 Spectrograph
Example: Fragmentation at MSUExample: Fragmentation at MSU
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S800 – Fragment ID
Z
A/Q
Drip line
J.R. Brown et al. (YORK) in prep (2008)J.R. Brown et al. (YORK) in prep (2008)
Example: Fragmentation at MSUExample: Fragmentation at MSU
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First spectrsocopy of N=Z-3 nuclei
above 33Ar
53Mn
53Ni
49V
49Fe
J.R. Brown et al. (YORK) in prep (2008)J.R. Brown et al. (YORK) in prep (2008)Example: Fragmentation at MSUExample: Fragmentation at MSU
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J.R. Brown et al. (YORK) in prep (2008)J.R. Brown et al. (YORK) in prep (2008)
Observed A=54 MEDExpected MED (2 holes)
Decreasing overlap of two nucleons coupled to increasing spin J
Charge Symmetry Breaking – spin dependence (J=2 Anomaly)
Example: Fragmentation at MSUExample: Fragmentation at MSU
Recoil decay tagging at JyvaskylaRecoil decay tagging at JyvaskylaJUROGAM
RITUGas-filled recoil separator
Transmission 20-50 %
GREATFocal plane spectrometer
TDRTotal Data ReadoutTriggerless data acquisition systemwith 10 ns time stamping
Example: Recoil Decay Tagging at JyvaskylaExample: Recoil Decay Tagging at Jyvaskyla
Recoil-β-tagging using GREAT
Useful for odd-odd N=Z, A>60-100 and N<Z nuclei in this region. Fermi super allowed decays, ~10’s of ms half lives, ~10 MeV end point energies
A.N. Steer et al, NIM A 565, 630(2006)
Example: Recoil Decay Tagging at JyvaskylaExample: Recoil Decay Tagging at Jyvaskyla
B S Nara Singh et al, PRC 75 061301(R) 200778Y Results
T1/2 = 47 (5) ms74Rb
78Y
Example: Recoil Decay Tagging at JyvaskylaExample: Recoil Decay Tagging at Jyvaskyla
Neutron-proton pairing effects ?
Shape-changing effects ?
Example: Recoil Decay Tagging at JyvaskylaExample: Recoil Decay Tagging at Jyvaskyla
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Next in-beam campaign at GSI...PRESPEC – spokesperson MAB
2010-2011
ADVERTADVERT
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Future facilities (not exhasutive)
HIE-ISOLDE
FAIR – HISPEC (in-beam) and DESPEC (decay spectroscopy)
SPIRAL2 – in-beam reactions with exotic ions, or use of high-intensity LINAC beams
Future facilities for p-rich nucleiFuture facilities for p-rich nuclei
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