Lifetime measurements of excited states in 20O populated by direct nucleon transfer
Spokeperson(s)
Emmanuel, Clement
Alain, Goasduff
Data Manager(s)
Clement, Emmanuel
Alain, Goasduff
GANIL Scientific Coordinator
Collection Dates (dd-mm-yy)
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
2020
Publisher
GANIL, Large Heavy Ion National Accelerator, Caen, France
Data Curator
GANIL, Large Heavy Ion National Accelerator, Caen, France
Hosting Institution
CC-IN2P3, IN2P3’s Computing Centre, Villeurbanne, France
Size
19 TB
Experiment details
Abstract
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
Setup
VAMOS + MUGAST + AGATA
Beam(s)
Ion(s)
Charge state
Energy
Energy unit
Av. intensity
Intensity unit
Purity (%)
Accelerator
Production
190
8+
8
MeV/u
2.e+5
pps
100
Radioactive
SPIRAL1
Target(s)
Material
Thickness
Thickness unit
Sample phase
Type
CD2 + Au
0.3 + 20
mg/cm2
Solid
Compound
Studied reaction(s)
Name
Projectile
Target
190 (8 MeV/u) + CD2 + Au (0.3 + 20 mg/cm2)
190(8+) @ 8 MeV/u
CD2 + Au (0.3 + 20 mg/cm2)
Contributors
Given Name
Family Name
Id.
Affiliation(s)
Irene
Zanon
Legnaro National Laboratories
Agustín J.
Menéndez Menéndez
University of Barcelona
Takayuki
Miyagi
Technical University of Darmstadt
Marlène
Assié
Laboratoire de Physique des 2 Infinis Irène Joliot-Curie
Michał
Ciemała
Institute of Nuclear Physics, Polish Academy of Sciences
@misc{e775s_2020,
author = {e775s Collaboration},
title = {e775s GANIL dataset},
year = {2020},
publisher = {GANIL, Large Heavy Ion National Accelerator, Caen, France},
doi = {10.26143/ganil-2020-e775s},
url = {https://doi.org/10.26143/ganil-2020-e775s}
}