The new IGISOL 4 radioactive ion beam facility: beginning a new era of measurements

by Bradley Cheal (School of Physics and Astronomy Schuster Building-University of)

Wednesday 21 Nov 2012, 14:30 → 15:30 Europe/Zurich

26-1-022 (CERN)

Compared with other radioactive ion beam facilities worldwide, the IGISOL facility specialises in the production of shorter-lived nuclei and offering a diverse range of elements. Based at the JYFL Accelerator Laboratory, Jyvaskyla, Finland, a major upgrade is nearing completion. This includes the construction of a separate laboratory and installation of an additional cyclotron, both devoted to "IGISOL 4" experiments. The present status, and plans for laser spectroscopic studies in particular, will be given.

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