Shapes and Symmetries in Nuclei: from Experiment to Theory (SSNET'22 Conference)

Session

Session 11: Results from DESPEC, CARIBU and JYFL

1 févr. 2023, 14:40

Présidents de session

Session 11: Results from DESPEC, CARIBU and JYFL

• Filip Kondev (ANL, USA)

119. Recent results and perspectives of DESPEC

Jürgen Gerl (GSI/FAIR Darmstadt)

01/02/2023 14:40

Recently the DESPEC nuclear spectroscopy campaign started at the SIS/FRS facility at GSI as part of the FAIR/NUSTAR Phase-0 program. It aims at the investigation of exotic heavy nuclei produced in fragmentation reactions employing detectors and instrumentation developed for the FAIR facility. An important aspect of the program is the training of students and young researchers in the field....

120. Commissioning the fast timing array (FATIMA) at FAIR- 0: Lifetimes of excited states in the N=50 isotones 96Pd and 94Ru

Prof. Patrick Regan (University of Surrey; NPL, UK )

01/02/2023 15:05

This abstract reports results of the first experiment of the DESPEC Phase-0 campaign at GSI, which focused on the study of neutron-deficient nuclei approaching 100Sn. These data provide the first extended commissioning experiment for the DESPEC collaboration within NuSTAR. We present results on electromagnetic transition rates associated with the decays from excited states populated following...

121. Search for triaxial deformation using Coulomb excitation and β-decay (remote)

Michel Allmond (ORNL, USA)

01/02/2023 15:30

122. Simultaneous in-beam gamma-ray and electron spectroscopy at JYFL (remote)

Janne Pakarinen (Jyväskilä University, Finland)

01/02/2023 15:55

One of the goals of modern nuclear physics research is to understand the origin of coexisting nuclear shapes and exotic excitations and their relation to the fundamental interactions between nuclear constituents. Despite of huge amount of both theoretical and experimental efforts, many open questions remain [1 and references therein]. In order to verify and understand these subjects in more...