Studies of exotic nuclei: state-of-the-art experimental tools and new reaction techniques
by
Stefanos Paschalis(TU Darmstadt)
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Europe/Zurich
CERN
CERN
Description
As new radioactive-ion beam facilities are coming online there is an even growing need for advanced experimental apparatuses that offer unprecedented performance and for new reaction techniques that are well suited to probe the most exotic nuclear systems. In this way, the physics opportunities that open up in this new for the nuclear physics community era can be fully exploit. State-of-the-art instruments for nuclear physics experiments, such as gamma-ray tracking arrays and upgraded setups for kinematically complete measurements will be presented together with some highlight experiments.
