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Detection devices - RISING

Rare  Isotope Spectroscopic INvestigations at GSI-project carried out  at GSI, Darmstadt (2002-2013),  its follow up is  the HISPEC / DESPEC experiment being currently prepared at FAIR. 

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Project goal:

Studies of the structure of unstable nuclei by means of gamma ray spectroscopy. Beams of radioactive ions are obtained by fragmentation of heavy projectiles  (as uranium) accelerated to relativistic velocities (v / c> 50%). Exotic fragments are selected in the FRS magnetic separator and transmitted to the target where a secondary reaction takes place. It is the source of radiation being detected  in gamma ray spectrometers made of semiconductor detectors (HPGe) such as EUROBALL, AGATA, and scintillators such as HECTOR+.

Stages of the project:

  • Coulomb excitation (COULEX) and fragmentation of fast radioactive beamsRISING2.jpg

  • Studies of isomeric states decay of stopped  beamsRISING3.jpg
  • Measurements of magnetic moments of stopped  beamsRISING4.jpg

Creation date : 28/03/2008 @ 14:12
Last update : 22/11/2017 @ 16:57
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