Conveners
Physics 3
- Reiner Kruecken (Munich)
Van De Walle Jarno
(KU-University of Leuven)
14/02/2007, 09:30
In the summer of 2003, the first Coulomb excitation experiment with post-
accelerated and laser ionized even-even Zn isotopes was performed at REX-
ISOLDE. Originally the aim was to measure the B(E2) strength to the first
excited 2+ state in 74 and 76Zn. In 2006 though, these B(E2) values have
been measured up to the "magic" neutron number 50 in the even-even Zn
isotopes. In addition,...
Vinzenz Bildstein
(Physik-Department E12, TU München)
14/02/2007, 09:50
Transfer reactions yield important spectroscopic information about isotopes,
including spin and parity assignments to nuclear levels and spectroscopic factors.
The corresponding information is still lacking for many nuclei far from stability,
e.g. in the region of the ``island of inversion'' [1].
A previous experiment [2], studying the d($^{30}$Mg, $^{31}$Mg)p reaction with
MINIBALL at...
Mr
Thomas Behrens
(Physics Department E12, TU München)
14/02/2007, 10:10
Recent studies on isotopes around the shell closure at N=82 have shown that despite
decreasing excitation energy $E(2^{+}_{1})$ the B(E2;$0^{+}_{1} \rightarrow
2^{+}_{1}$) = B(E2$\uparrow$) values for Te and Sn isotopes above N=82 are lower than
expected from a general systematics established as "Grodzins' rule". The aim of the
experiment IS411 is to measure
the B(E2$\uparrow$) values of...
Ms
Stefanescu Irina Stefania
(Instituut voor Kern- en Stralingsfysica - KU-University of Leuve)
14/02/2007, 10:30
The low-energy levels in the radioactive neutron-rich odd-A isotopes
67,69,71,73Cu were studied by Coulomb excitation. The results allow a study
of the systematic trend across the N=40 subshell closure and the residual
proton-neutron interaction when neutrons start filling the g9/2 orbital.
