PHENIICS Fest 2019

Session

Nuclear physics II

28 May 2019, 16:40

Pierre Lehmann auditorium (LAL, building 200, Orsay campus)

Conveners

Nuclear physics II

• Julien Ripoche (CEA)

13. Structure of heavy nuclei and associated R&D

Rikel Chakma (CSNSM)

28/05/2019, 16:40

Talk

No abstract yet.

14. Étude expérimentale du ralentissement des ions légers dans des cibles de composés ioniques: Pouvoir d'arrêt et straggling en énergie

Lounès Amari (IPNO)

28/05/2019, 17:00

Talk

15. Polarex, a future facility for on line nuclear orientation

Rémy Thoër (CSNSM)

28/05/2019, 17:20

Talk

Low temperature nuclear orientation (LTNO) allows to study polarized exotic nuclei. At very low temperature (~10mK) nuclei can experience a very high polarization in the hyperfine field which exists into a ferromagnetic metal host. The decay products can be observed using proton, alpha or beta-particle detectors fitted within the cryostat and/or external gamma or neutron detectors, providing a...

16. Rejection of surface events in macrobolometers by means of Al-film crystal coating

Hawraa Khalife (CSNSM)

28/05/2019, 17:40

Talk

Neutrinoless double-beta decay is a hypothetical rare nuclear transition (T1/2>1026 yr) and its observation would imply lepton number violation and Majorana nature of neutrinos (ν ̅=ν), allowing to determine the absolute scale of the neutrino mass and to probe effects beyond the Standard Model. In this transition two neutrons decay simultaneously into two protons and two electrons and it is...