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P. Dendooven

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Positive ion extraction across the superfluid-vapor helium interface

2009

The extraction efficiency of positive (219)Rn ions across the superfluid-vapor helium interface above similar to 1.3 K indicates that extraction results from thermal activation across a barrier of about 20 K. Below similar to 1.3 K, the extraction efficiency is constant at about 0.7%. The evaporation of the superfluid surface by second sound pulses has a negative impact on the ion extraction, but not on the ions themselves. It takes 3.2( 6) s at 1.60 K and 15( 6) s at 1.15 K for the extraction process to recover from a disturbed state of yet unknown nature.

HistoryChemistryExtraction (chemistry)EvaporationAnalytical chemistrychemistry.chemical_elementComputer Science ApplicationsEducationIonSuperfluidityThermalSecond soundAtomic physicsHeliumJournal of Physics: Conference Series 150, 032086 (2009)
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Precise Determination of the Unperturbed 8B Neutrino Spectrum

2012

The measurement was performed at the Kernfysisch Versneller Instituut (KVI) at the University of Groningen, The Netherlands.; A measurement of the final state distribution of the 8B $\beta$ decay, obtained by implanting a 8B beam in a double-sided silicon strip detector, is reported here. The present spectrum is consistent with a recent independent precise measurement performed by our collaboration at the IGISOL facility, Jyvâskylä [O. S. Kirsebom et al., Phys. Rev. C 83, 065802 (2011)]. It shows discrepancies with previously measured spectra, leading to differences in the derived neutrino spectrum. Thanks to a low detection threshold, the neutrino spectrum is for the first time directly ex…

nuclear spectroscopyneutrino oscillationsPhysics::Instrumentation and Detectorsaccelerator-based physics[PHYS.NEXP]Physics [physics]/Nuclear Experiment [nucl-ex]kiihdytinpohjainen fysiikkaKVIydinrakenne8Bnuclear structureydinspektroskopiaimplantationydinfysiikka23.40.Bw 26.65.+t 27.20.+nbeta-decay
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