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Dr Valentine Fedosseev (CERN)18/11/2008, 09:00At ISOLDE RILIS the resonance ionization of isotopes is provided by high pulse rate dye lasers. Till 2008 the dye lasers were pumped by copper vapor lasers built in Russia and delivered to CERN on 1989. With the progress in laser technology it became possible to replace the copper vapor lasers by contemporary solid state lasers. In spring 2008 a 100W Nd:YAG laser has been installed at RILIS....Go to contribution page
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Mats Lindroos (CERN)18/11/2008, 09:30The HIE-ISOLDE proposal is gathering momentum with important contributions from Belgium, Sweden, UK and the collaboration already committed. I will in this presentation give an overview of the proposal, review the status of the different activities and give an outlook on how the different activities could evolve over the coming years provided the necessary funding is becoming available.Go to contribution page
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Siesling Erwin (CERN)18/11/2008, 10:00ISCOOL operational aspects and results during the Isolde 2008 run A summary on the overall preformance of ISCOOL, the RFQ cooler and buncher at Isolde, which was installed in October 2007 in the HRS separator beamline. A brief overview of the installed hardware, the functionality and aspects of operation in CW and bunch mode in it's first year of operation, 2008.Go to contribution page
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Marica Sjoedin (CERN)18/11/2008, 10:20The LARIS lab is an off-line development lab for the ISOLDE-RILIS group. With increasing demand for the Resonance Ionization Laser Ion Source (RILIS) at ISOLDE there is little opportunity to develop new or improve existing laser ionization schemes. The limiting factor in resonant laser ionization is usually the final step above the ionization energy (IE) and it is desirable to use a transition...Go to contribution page
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Adriano Bigongiari (CAEN)18/11/2008, 10:40New products from CAENGo to contribution page
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