Speaker
Dr
Georgi Georgiev
(IPNO)
Description
The nuclear moments are an important ingredient of our nuclear structure
knowledge. Their contribution is crucial when one discusses the
development of the nuclear shells far from stability. However, presently
there are no techniques that can be directly applied for the studies of
short-lived isomeric states produced by ISOL beams. Some ideas about the
use of post-accelerated radioactive beams for nuclear moment studies of
short-lived isomeric states will be presented. The emphasis will be on
possible methods of producing the isomeric states in a spin-oriented
manner. The difficulties resulting from the use of radioactive beams and
the demands towards the technical characteristics will be discussed.
Some ideas about possible near future experiments will be presented as well
Primary author
Dr
Georgi Georgiev
(IPNO)
