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SIRIUS sees its first beam at GANIL

  • Post author:Vladimir Manea
  • Post published:20 October 2023
  • Post category:Detectors and instrumentation/GANIL-SPIRAL2/Nuclear decay

The SIRIUS detector before its tests campaigns (image by J. Piot, GANIL) Super-heavy elements do not exist in nature and can only be synthesized at accelerator facilities in minuscule amounts…

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Experimental studies of clustering in light nuclei

  • Post author:Vladimir Manea
  • Post published:2 October 2023
  • Post category:Nuclear reactions/RIKEN

Density of alpha clusters (left) and of the two excess neutrons (right) in Be-10 calculated by T. Otsuka et al., Nature Comm. 13,2234 (2022) (extract from figure 3, licensed under…

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The astonishing superheavy elements

  • Post author:Vladimir Manea
  • Post published:6 March 2023
  • Post category:Media/Nuclear structure

Part of the periodic table showing the heaviest elements discovered so far The infinitely large and the infinitely small are the natural limits of human perception. While situated at opposite…

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The nuclear pygmy resonance studied at SPIRAL2-NFS

  • Post author:Vladimir Manea
  • Post published:1 November 2022
  • Post category:GANIL-SPIRAL2/Nuclear reactions

The detectors PARIS (left) and MONSTER (right) installed around the cerium target in the NFS experimental hall In the framework of an international collaboration led by Irfu/DPhN and IJCLab, an…

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Speaking of the atom on the radio

  • Post author:Vladimir Manea
  • Post published:9 September 2022
  • Post category:Media/Nuclear structure

Artist's view of the atom The question is “quite simple”: how quantum physics will complicate the approach to the atom and particularly its relation to the understanding of the electron?  To…

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Commissioning of the COeCO setup

  • Post author:Vladimir Manea
  • Post published:14 May 2022
  • Post category:ALTO/Detectors and instrumentation/Nuclear decay

The new experimental setup COeCO designed for the study of β-delayed conversion electrons emitted by neutron-rich nuclei produced by ALTO (Orsay), has recently been built, assembled and tested.  The system…

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GBAR on France Culture

  • Post author:Vladimir Manea
  • Post published:8 February 2022
  • Post category:Antimatter/CERN/Media

The GBAR experiment at CERN (photo by David Lunney) How antimatter interacts with gravity is one of the key questions in physics which are simple enough to ask, but incredibly…

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Dark Boson: New JEDI at Andromède for a first experiment

  • Post author:Vladimir Manea
  • Post published:14 December 2021
  • Post category:ANDROMEDE/Nuclear reactions

Photo of the New JEDI device at the end of the assembly stage, prior to its installation on the Andromède line The hall of the Andromède accelerator is in full…

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  • SIRIUS sees its first beam at GANIL
  • Experimental studies of clustering in light nuclei
  • The astonishing superheavy elements
  • The nuclear pygmy resonance studied at SPIRAL2-NFS
  • Speaking of the atom on the radio

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  • Neutron-proton pairing in the unstable N=Z nuclei of the f-shell through two-nucleon transfer reactions
  • Compound-Nucleus and Doorway-State Decays of β-Delayed Neutron Emitters K51,52,53
  • High-resolution spectroscopy of neutron-rich Br isotopes and signatures for a prolate-to-oblate shape transition at N=56
  • Experimental Determination of α Widths of Ne21 Levels in the Region of Astrophysical Interest: New O17+α Reaction Rates and Impact on the Weak s Process
  • Low-spin states in Sn118 populated by the radiative capture of thermal neutrons
  • Mapping low-lying states and B(E2;01+→21+) in even-even nuclei with machine learning
  • Collectivity and shapes in light cesium nuclei: Band structures in Cs117
  • First observation of excited states in $^{120}$La and its impact on the shape evolution in the A ≈ 120 mass region
  • Band terminations and maximum spin values with up to 18 aligned particles (and holes) in the Z,N=50 to 82 shells

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