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Physics opportunities with the SPIRAL upgrade

8–10 févr. 2016
Fuseau horaire Europe/Paris

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ACTAR TPC, nuclear structure and reactions with accelerated beams

9 févr. 2016, 14:00

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  1. 19. ACTAR TPC: First experiments with SPIRAL1 beams
    Dr Geoffrey-Fathom Grinyer (GANIL)
    09/02/2016 14:00
    Oral contribution
    The active target and time projection chamber (ACTAR TPC) is a novel high-luminosity gas-filled detection system that features a highly pixelated pad plane of more than 16K fully digitized electronic channels for studies of reactions and decays of nuclei furthest from stability. Design of the first (cubic) chamber is essentially complete and construction is ready to begin. Commissioning and...
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  2. 1. Role of nuclear structure in fission around neutron-deficient Pt
    Dr Manuel Caamaño (Universidade de Santiago de Compostela)
    09/02/2016 14:30
    Oral contribution
    The expected production of heavy ions after the Spiral1 upgrade opens a small window for the study of new fission modes recently found in 180Hg [PRL 105, 252502 (2010)]. These reveal a new role for structure effects, not observed in fission of actinides. The competition between the Coulomb barrier and the foreseen energies of the new beams would allow the study of fusion-fission around...
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  3. 34. Near and sub-barrier fusion of neutron-rich light nuclei
    Dr Abdou Chbihi (GANIL)
    09/02/2016 14:50
  4. 53. Spectroscopy of light nuclei at the drip lines
    Dr Manuel Caamaño (Universidade de Santiago de Compostela)
    09/02/2016 15:10
    Oral contribution
  5. 52. Feasibility of SPIRAL beams
    09/02/2016 15:40
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