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Experiment Number | E775s |
Title | Lifetime measurements of excited states in 20O populated by direct nucleon transfer |
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Start: 23-02-2020 End: 05-03-2020 |
End of Embargo | 05-03-2025 |
DOI | 10.26143/ganil-2020-e775s |
DOI State | findable |
Publication Year | 2023 |
Publisher | GANIL |
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Size | 19 TB |
E775S - The oxygen isotopes are a fantastic laboratory for the study of the nuclear force and phenomena when approaching the drip line. Neutron rich Oxygen isotopes have revealed the reduction of the N=20 shell gap and the possible role of the 3-body interaction in the nuclear force. Non-yrast states in even-even isotopes can provide relevant information in the study of realistic interactions in the sd-shells. In particular, the second 2+ and first 3+ states in 20O constructed from a pure neutron excitation (d5/2)3(s1/2)1 is sensitive to the relative position of d5/2 and s1/2 shell which can be influenced by the contribution of the 3-body interaction. Due to this simple configuration, the 2+2 state is strongly populated in the 19O(d,p)20O reaction. Using the selectivity of the VAMOS++ spectrometer, the high intense secondary beam of 19O from SPIRAL1, the accurate excitation energy selection in 20O using the MUGAST array and the high resolution gamma-ray spectrometer AGATA, we propose to perform an accurate measurement of the fs lifetime of the 2+2 and 3+1 states via their gamma decay to the first 2+ state. This experiment will be a pioneer experiment aiming at combining direct reaction with lifetime measurement in the fs range.
Setup | VAMOS + MUGAST + AGATA |
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