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Two-proton emission in the decay of Ar-31
1998
18 pages, 7 figures, 2 tables.-- PACS nrs.: 23.40.Hc; 27.30.+t.
Trap-assisted decay spectroscopy with ISOLTRAP
2012
Penning traps are excellent high-precision mass spectrometers for radionuclides. The high-resolving power used for cleaning isobaric and even isomeric contaminants can be exploited to improve decay-spectroscopy studies by delivering purified samples. An apparatus allowing trap-assisted decay spectroscopy has been coupled to the ISOLTRAP mass spectrometer at ISOLDE/CERN. The results from studies with stable and radioactive ions show that the setup can be used to perform decay studies on purified short-lived nuclides and to assist mass measurements. (C) 2012 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
Coulomb and nuclear excitations of narrow resonances in 17Ne
2016
Physics letters / B 759, 200 - 205 (2016). doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2016.05.073
JYFLTRAP: a cylindrical Penning trap for isobaric beam purification at IGISOL
2004
Abstract A Penning trap has been installed for isobaric beam purification at the IGISOL-facility at the University of Jyvaskyla. In this paper, the technical details of this new device together with results of the first tests are presented. The mass resolving power, depending on the excitation parameters and the ion species, can be as high as 145 000 and the total transmission has been determined to be 17%. In addition, it is shown that with this experimental setup it is possible to measure atomic masses up to A=120 with accuracies of approximately 50 keV .
Model independent determination of GEn from the reaction
1988
Abstract Electrodisintegration of vector polarized deuterium by longitudinally polarized electrons offers a possibility for measuring the neutron electric form factor G En . In principle, the electron asymmetry is essentially proportional to G En when quasi-free kinematics are employed. We investigate the model dependence of this result by employing several NN force models both with and without meson-exchange and isobar corrections. We find the asymmetry to be remarkably model independent near the neutron quasi-elastic peak.
Spectroscopy on the proton drip-line: Probing the structure dependence of isospin nonconserving interactions
2014
J. Henderson et al. ; 4 pags. ; 4 figs. ; PACS number(s): 21.10.Re, 21.60.Cs, 23.20.Lv, 27.50.+e
Photonuclear reactions at intermediate energies
2008
Starting from basic couplings of the photons to mesons, nucleons and isobars a microscopic manybody theory is developped which allows one to evaluate different photonuclear reactions at intermediate energies. The theory is applied to obtain the total photonuclear cross section and the separation between γ absorption and (γ, π) reaction channels.
Total absorption γ-ray spectroscopy of beta delayed neutron emitters
2013
Preliminary results of the data analysis of the beta decay of 94Rb using a novel - segmented- total absorption spectrometer are shown in this contribution. This result is part of a systematic study of important contributors to the decay heat problem in nuclear reactors. In this particular case the goal is to determine the beta intensity distribution below the neutron separation energy and the gamma/beta competition above.
High-resolution studies of beta-delayed proton emitters at IGISOL facility
1998
Beta-decays of23Al and41Ti have been studied by applying ion guide techniques, gamma detection and a gas-Si telescope for charged-particle detection. The experimental beta-decay strength of41Ti was found to be quenched by a factor ofq2 = 0.64 compared to our shell model calculations below 8 MeV excitation energy in41Sc. This result is in line with the generally accepted value ofq = 0.77. The isobaric analogue state of the41Ti ground state was measured to contain 10(8)% isospin impurity. This relatively high value could be well reproduced by the shell model calculation in thesdfp space. Gamma-decay of theT = 3/2 isobaric analogue state in23Mg was observed together with its decay by proton em…