EMIS 2022 at RAON

Session

Session 16

7 Oct 2022, 10:50

S236 (Science Culture Center, IBS)

70. First experimental campaign at the new fragment separator ACCULINNA-2: superheavy 6,7H isotopes elucidated

E.Yu. Nikolskii (NRC "Kurchatov Institute", Moscow, Russia / Flerov Laboratory of Nuclear Reactions, JINR, Dubna, Russia)

07/10/2022, 10:50

Oral Session

Recently the extremely neutron-rich systems 7H, 6H were studied in the direct 2H(8He, 3He)7H and 2H(8He, 4He)6H transfer reactions [1-3] with a 26 AMeV secondary 8He beam produced at the new ACCULINNA-2 fragment separator [4]. The missing mass spectra and center-of-mass angular distributions of 7H(6H), as well as the momentum distributions of the 3H fragment in the 7H(6H) frame, were...

13. New fast-timing $\gamma$-ray detector system in Korea: KHALA

Byul Moon (Center for Exotic Nuclear Studies, Institute for Basic Science)

07/10/2022, 11:10

Oral Session

The lifetimes of excited nuclear states play an important role in nuclear structure. These many-body quantum dynamic information are crucial particularly for understanding the nuclear shell structure. For instance, the excited states of nuclei near magic numbers provide evidence of the changes in shell structure from a single-particle nature to collective nature. Therefore, the measurement of...

93. Status report of in-flight recoil separators RITU and MARA

Jan Sarén (University of Jyväskylä)

07/10/2022, 11:30

Oral Session

The gas-filled in-flight separator RITU at Jyväskylä, Finland, has
been recently re-commissioned. A new focal plane instrumentation has
been constructed and set-up at the RITU focal plane. It shares the
same dimensions with the MARA focal plane which enables the use of
same detectors and vacuum parts in both. Alongside the instrumentation
the RITU recommissioning results and the brief...

61. KoBRA Wien Filter: Specifications and Project Status

Jongwon Hwang (Center for Exotic Nuclear Studies, Institute for Basic Science)

07/10/2022, 11:50

Oral Session

A Wien Filter is one of the key components in ion optics also known as a velocity separator. It consists of a dipole magnet generating a magnetic field, and an electrostatic dipole in the gap of the magnet generating an electric field perpendicular to both the magnetic field and the beam axis. The electric and magnetic fields are properly adjusted to obtain expected ion beams with a certain...