Speaker
Greg Hackman
(TRIUMF)
Description
At TRIUMF-ISAC, high-power isotope separation on-line (ISOL), surface and resonant ionization, and linear heavy-ion accelerator technology provide radioactive beams of high intensity and low
emittance. ISAC is complemented by a suite experimental
facillities for research in nuclear astrophysics, nuclear structure, fundamental interactions and symmetries, and condensed matter research. This talk will review selected recent results from the ISAC science programs, such as: nuclear structure of lithium and beryllium isotopes; high-precision lifetime and branching ratio measurements in 26Al and 19Ne; near-threshold states in A=20-30 nuclei and their contributions to astrophyiscal processes; and, interface effects in niobium films. A recently- submitted proposal to upgrade and extend the ISAC facility will be reviewed.
Author
Greg Hackman
(TRIUMF)
