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 -delayed fission of neutron-deficient Fr and At isotope - PPT Presentation

Lars Ghys 12 1 Instituut voor Kern en Stralingsfysica KU Leuven Celestijnenlaan 200D B3001 Leuven 2 Belgian Nuclear Research Centre SCKCEN Mol Belgium ARIS conference June 16 Tokyo Japan ID: 309942

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-delayed fission of neutron-deficient Fr and At isotopesLars Ghys1,2 1Instituut voor Kern- en Stralingsfysica, KU Leuven, Celestijnenlaan 200D, B-3001 Leuven2 Belgian Nuclear Research Centre, SCK•CEN, Mol, Belgium

ARIS conference June 1-6, Tokyo (Japan)Slide2

Low-energy fission throughout the nuclear chart A.N. Andreyev , M. Huyse

and P. Van Duppen,

Rev

. Mod. Phys. 85

, 1541 (2013)

asymmetry

transition

symmetry

asymmetry

???

Introduction

set up

results

conclusion

2Slide3

- delayed fission (DF)

Q

B

f

DF

 decay

excitation energy < Q value

Spin/ parity sensitivity

fission

U and

Pb

region

(

isospin

dependence)

Mass/ energy distributions

df

probability and half life

Q

β

Introduction

setup

results

conclusion

3Slide4

1.4 GeV protons

HRS mass

separator

GPS mass

separator

GPS target

Windmill

position

HRS target

ISOLDE

facility

- CERN

S.Rothe

et

al./ Nature

Comm

4 (2013) 1835

2 µA of

protons

on

UC

x

target

isotopic

(

isomeric

) pure

beam

beam

energy

of 30-60

keV

Introduction

setup

results

conclusion

4Slide5

Experimental set-up: “Windmill system”Si spectrume

-/e+

particles

-

summing

Fission

fragments

Introduction

setup

results

conclusion

5

Si front

Si back

C

foil

ISOLDE beam

FFSlide6

~2 FF/h2 isomers~8 FF/h~43 FF/h2 isomers~27 FF/hReference

Introduction

setup

results conclusion6Slide7

Fission at low excitation energies: systematics

A.N.

Andreyev

, M.

Huyse

and P. Van

Duppen,

Rev

.

Mod

.

Phys

.

85

, 1541 (2013)Introduction set-up results

conclusion

7Slide8

Finite Range Liquid Drop Model (P. Möller & J. Randrup, PRC 064606)Introduction setup results conclusion

8

Experimental

triple-humped vs calculated

double-humped transitionSlide9

HFB theory with Gogny D1S nuclear force (M. Warda et al., PRC 024601)Broad and flat plateau in potential- energy surfaceIntroduction setup

results conclusion

9Slide10

Conclusions & outlookConclusions df of 200,202Fr and 194,196At confirmed and studied at ISOLDETriple- humped mass distributionsComparison with

theoretical

calculations (P.

Möller et al., M. Warda et al.)systematic

comparison of T

df

OutlookSeparation

of isomers in

202

Fr (CRIS) and

194

At (RILIS)

detailed

α- decay spectroscopy on investigated

isotopes

Introduction set-up results conclusion10Slide11

Thank you!A.N. AndreyevD. JenkinsV. TruesdaleX. DerkxJ. Lane

V. Liberati

H. de Witte

J. Elseviers

L. Ghys

S. SelsM. Huyse

D. Radulov

M.

Rajabali

C. Van Beveren

P. Van den Bergh

P. Van

Duppen

T. E.

CocoliosE. Rapisarda

ISOLDE & RILIS

L. GhysL. PopescuD. Pauwels

Comenius University, BratislavaB. Andel

S. AntalicZ.

Kalaninova

K. Nishio, Y. Nagame

, JAEA, Tokai, JapanF.P. Hessberger, SHIP (GSI), Darmstadt, Germany

U. Koster, ILL, Grenoble, FranceR. Page, OLL, University of LiverpoolP. Möller

,

Los

Alamos

National

Laboratory

, US

M.

Warda

, M.

Curie-Sklodowskiej

,

Poland

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