9–13 sept. 2024
Milano
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  1. 09/09/2024 13:00
  2. 09/09/2024 13:30
  3. Herbert Hess (IKP)
    09/09/2024 13:45
  4. Magdalena Zielinska (CEA Saclay)
    09/09/2024 14:10
  5. Marie-Hélène Sigward (IPHC - CNRS)
    09/09/2024 14:35
  6. Christopher Everett
    09/09/2024 15:00
  7. S Bertoldo
    09/09/2024 15:25
  8. Kathrin Wimmer (GSI)
    09/09/2024 16:15
  9. Tommaso Marchi (INFN Laboratori Nazionali di Legnaro - Università di Padova)
    09/09/2024 16:35
  10. Enrico Fagotti (INFN LNL)
    09/09/2024 16:55
  11. Alain Goasduff (INFN - LNL)
    09/09/2024 17:15
  12. Andrew Boston (University of Liverpool)
    10/09/2024 09:00
  13. Dr Jeremie Dudouet (IP2I)
    10/09/2024 09:10
  14. Fraser Halloway
    10/09/2024 09:40
  15. Chen Sidong
    10/09/2024 10:10
  16. D Judson (Liverpool)
    10/09/2024 11:00
  17. Gilbert DUCHENE (IPHC - CNRS - UNISTRA)
    10/09/2024 11:05
  18. C. Everett (Liverpool)
    10/09/2024 11:35
  19. B. Quintana (Salamanca)
    10/09/2024 11:50
  20. Araceli LOPEZ-MARTENS (CSNSM)
    10/09/2024 12:00
  21. 10/09/2024 12:20
  22. Andres Gadea (IFIC CSIC-University of Valencia)
    10/09/2024 14:00
  23. Alberto Pullia (University of Milan and INFN)
    10/09/2024 14:10
  24. Javier Collado Ruiz (IFIC-CSIC)
    10/09/2024 14:35
  25. M. Nabil KARKOUR (CNRS/IN2P3/IJCLAB)
    10/09/2024 15:05
  26. Vicente Gonzalez
    10/09/2024 15:35
  27. Alain Goasduff (INFN - LNL)
    10/09/2024 16:30
  28. Gilles WITTWER (GANIL)
    10/09/2024 16:55
  29. M. Kogimtzis
    10/09/2024 17:20
  30. 10/09/2024 17:45
  31. Olivier Stezowski (IP2I)
    11/09/2024 09:00
  32. Daniele Brugnara (University of Padova - LNL INFN)
    11/09/2024 09:10
  33. Patrick Le Jeannic (IJCLab / CNRS)
    11/09/2024 09:30
  34. Alain Goasduff (INFN - LNL)
    11/09/2024 09:50
  35. Dr Jeremie Dudouet (IP2I)
    11/09/2024 10:10
  36. Olivier Stezowski (IP2I)
    11/09/2024 10:30
  37. Souhir ELLOUMI ({CNRS}UMR9012)
    11/09/2024 11:30
  38. M. Christian Bonnin (IPHC Strasbourg)
    11/09/2024 11:50
  39. Guillaume BAULIEU (IN2P3/IP2I)
    11/09/2024 12:10
  40. Vincent Lafage (CNRS)
    11/09/2024 12:30
  41. M. Nabil KARKOUR (CNRS/IN2P3/IJCLAB)
    11/09/2024 14:30
  42. 11/09/2024 15:00
  43. Roberto Menegazzo (INFN - Sezione di Padova)
    12/09/2024 09:00
  44. Richard Smith
    12/09/2024 09:20
  45. Giovanna Benzoni (INFN)
    12/09/2024 09:40
  46. Olivier Stezowski (IP2I)
    12/09/2024 10:00
  47. Rosa Perez
    12/09/2024 10:40
  48. Elia Pilotto (University of Padova)
    12/09/2024 11:00
  49. Marc Labiche (STFC Daresbury Laboratory)
    12/09/2024 11:15
  50. Chen Sidong
    12/09/2024 11:35
  51. Daniele Brugnara (University of Padova - LNL INFN)
    12/09/2024 11:55
  52. 12/09/2024 12:15
  53. Emmanuel CLEMENT ({CNRS}UPR3266)
    12/09/2024 14:00
  54. Jose Javier Valiente Dobon (Laboratori Nazionali di Legnaro (INFN))
    12/09/2024 14:20
  55. Silvia Leoni (University of Milano and INFFN Milano)
    12/09/2024 14:40
    ACC
  56. Magdalena Gorska (GSI Darmstadt)
    12/09/2024 14:45
    ACC
  57. Kasia Hadynska-Klek (Heavy Ion Laboratory University of Warsaw)
    12/09/2024 15:00
    ACC

    The nickel isotopes offer a unique laboratory to investigate shape evolution in the vicinity of doubly-magic N=Z nucleus, $^{56}$Ni (Z=N=28), which should exhibit similar structural properties to those observed in the Z=N=20 region. Indeed, observation of the SD structures was reported also in $^{56}$Ni, explained as the result of $mp-mh$ excitations like in the case of $^{40}$Ca [3]. However,...

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  58. Matus Balogh (INFN LNL)
    12/09/2024 15:15
    ACC

    In this contribution, we will present the current state of the analysis of experiments 23.07 and 23.09 studying the 56Ni and 60Zn isotopes. The goal of these experiments is to investigate the N=Z region by measuring lifetimes using the DSAM technique. These experiments were performed back-to-back, using an identical 16O@80 MeV beam and an identical AGATA+OSCAR (dE-E telescope) setup....

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  59. J. J. Valiente Dobon on behalf of F. Azaiez .
    12/09/2024 16:00
    ACC
  60. Fanny Farget (GANIL)
    12/09/2024 16:20
    ACC
  61. Silvia Leoni (University of Milano and INFFN Milano)
    12/09/2024 16:40
    ACC
  62. 12/09/2024 17:00
    ACC
  63. Elia Pilotto (University of Padova)
    13/09/2024 09:00
    ACC

    In this contribution, we will present the current state of the analysis of experiment 23.003, aimed at the measurement of the lifetime of the 6.793 MeV excited state of 15O with sub-fs uncertainty. This experiment has strong astrophysical implications, as the lifetime we aim to measure strongly influences the value of the S-factor at Gamow-window energies for stars like our Sun. The experiment...

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  64. Davide Genna (Università degli Studi di Milano & INFN Sezione di Milano)
    13/09/2024 09:15
    ACC

    We present recent AGATA-PRISMA results on multi-nucleon transfer reactions induced by 22Ne and 26Mg beams on a 238U target at LNL. The experiments aim at exploring the boundaries of the N = 20 Island of Inversion by following the evolution of negative parity states originating from fp shell excitations, locating excited intruder configurations, and tracking the...

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  65. Raquel Nicolás Del Álamo (INFN Padova and Università degli studi di Padova)
    13/09/2024 09:30
    ACC

    Lifetime measurements are commonly used to unravel the nature and properties of nuclear states, as they are closely related to transition probabilities, which provide information on the nuclear wave functions. The aim of the experiment here presented was to study the interplay of spherical (0 ℏω) and intruder (2 ℏω) configurations in the low-lying states of isotopes on the edge of the N=20...

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  66. Luca Zago (University of Padova, INFN LNL)
    13/09/2024 09:45
    ACC

    The disappearance of the N=20 shell closure in the so-called “island of inversion” around $^{32}$Mg is one of the most striking examples of the strength of nucleon-nucleon correlations. In this region, the quadrupole-deformed intruder configuration (based on a multi-particle multi-hole configuration) becomes the ground state, subverting the expected shell ordering predicted by a harmonic...

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  67. Giuseppe Andreetta (UNIPD, INFN LNL)
    13/09/2024 10:00
    ACC

    The pairing interaction, responsible for the two-nucleon correlation, plays a fundamental role in defining the low-energy spectra of atomic nuclei and the properties of their ground state. The effect of pairing correlations in the reaction dynamics can be explored by using heavy-ion reactions, in particular those involving a transfer of few nucleons. In this context, an interesting analogy...

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  68. Magdalena Zielinska (CEA Saclay)
    13/09/2024 10:15
    ACC

    The experiment 22.18 was performed to study the nucleus $^{96}$Zr utilising the $\gamma$-ray tracking spectrometer AGATA coupled with the heavy-ion detector array SPIDER at INFN-LNL. This experiment is extremely timely in order to provide directly the $3^-_ 1 \rightarrow 0^+_1$ $\gamma$-ray transition probability for the first time. Previous measurements suggested that the $\gamma$-ray...

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  69. Damiano Stramaccioni
    13/09/2024 10:30
    ACC

    We present the preliminary analysis of an experiment performed at INFN LNL in November 2023 aimed at studying the two-octupole phonon collectivity in $^{96}$Zr. The goal of the experiment was to perform a $\gamma$-decay branching ratio measurement from the 6$^+$ to the 3$^-$ state, so as to extract the B(E3; $6^+ \rightarrow 3^-$) value. If large, this parameter would indicate for the $6^+$...

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  70. Zarin Ahmed (University of Guelph)
    13/09/2024 10:45
    ACC

    Report on the AGATA experiment number 23.061
    Spokespersons: M. Zielińska, F. Ercolano, N. Marchini, J.J. Valiente Dobón

    In this talk, I will report on the recent “Combined lifetime and transition-probability measurements in 96Zr via Coulomb excitation” experiment, conducted using the AGATA + PRISMA + Plunger detector setup during the May 23-29, 2024 beamtime. The primary aim of the...

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  71. Robin Kjus (CEA Saclay)
    13/09/2024 11:30
    ACC

    The neutron-deficient selenium and krypton have been observed to exhibit a wide range of shapes which can be linked to large shell gaps. Typically, for even-even nuclei in this region, the ground states are of prolate deformation with oblate states built on a deformed $0^+$ state. However, certain nuclei, such as krypton-72 and selenium-68, are suggested to have the reverse configuration,...

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  72. Iwona Piętka (Heavy Ion Laboratory, University of Warsaw, Warsaw, Poland)
    13/09/2024 11:45
    ACC

    For several decades, stable even-mass Cd isotopes have been considered to be textbook examples of multiphonon spherical vibrators [1] based on the excitation energy pattern of their low-lying states. However, a detailed study of $^{110}$In $\beta$ decay and subsequent beyond-mean-field theoretical calculations [2-5] suggested instead the presence of multiple shape coexistence in $^{110}$Cd...

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  73. Filippo Angelini (INFN-LNL and University of Padova)
    13/09/2024 12:00
    ACC

    In December 2022, an experiment was performed at INFN-LNL with a $^{208}$Pb beam at 1300 MeV impinging on a $^{9}$Be target, using the inverse kinematics fusion-fission reaction for both nuclear structure and reactions studies. The experiment was performed using the AGATA $\gamma$-ray tracking array coupled to the magnetic spectrometer PRISMA [1–3]. This setup allowed one to measure the...

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  74. Rainer Abels (University of Cologne)
    13/09/2024 12:15
    ACC

    With the AGATA-PRISMA setup at INFN Legnaro, the experiment "Pathway to nuclear structure in heavy neutron rich nuclei in the vicinity of N=126 and nuclei northwest of $^{132}\text{Sn}$ via multinucleon transfer reactions" was carried out to measure excited states to answer open questions in these regions of the nuclear chart. A primary $^{136}\text{Xe}$ beam with an energy of 1GeV hitting a...

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  75. Conor Sullivan (University of Liverpool)
    13/09/2024 12:30
    ACC

    This presentation explores results from two experiments, EXP_017 (23.015) and EXP_022 (22.096), focussing on high-spin states in $^{136,137}$Nd and octupole deformation in uranium isotopes, respectively.

    In EXP_017, the investigation centered on the decays out of highly deformed rotational bands in $^{136}$Nd and $^{137}$Nd. These bands challenge existing nuclear structure theories by...

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  76. Costel Petrache (IJClab Université Paris Sud and CNRS/IN2P3)
    13/09/2024 12:45
    ACC

    The experiment 23.015 performed in October 21-26, 2023 was devoted to the search for the decay out of an extremely regular rotational band in $^{137}$Nd, interpreted as built on oblate shape, that extends to a spin of about 75/2 and an excitation energy of 4.5 MeV above yrast at the highest spins. We measured 7 days with the $^{33}$S+$^{110}$Pd reaction at 180 MeV and the AGATA+EUCLIDES setup....

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  77. Hamid Ayatollahzadeh (University of the West of Scotland)
    13/09/2024 13:00
    ACC

    Recent calculations have suggested that the region of strong octupole correlations in the
    light actinides extends to higher Z values than previously thought, with neutron-deficient
    plutonium (Z = 94) and curium (Z = 96) nuclei predicted to have large β 3 values in their
    ground states [1, 2]. In order to test the predictions, an experiment has been performed
    to study the structure of...

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  78. Magdalena Zielinska (CEA Saclay), Silvia Leoni (University of Milano and INFFN Milano)
    13/09/2024 13:15
    ACC
  79. M. Nabil KARKOUR (CNRS/IN2P3/IJCLAB)
  80. Rosa Perez