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Beta and particle decay spectroscopy at the Super FRS. Zenon Janas. Nuclear Spectroscopy Division Warsaw University. Branches of the Super FRS. High-Energy Branch. H. Weick, M. Winkler. Regions of interest. heavy proton emitters 100 Sn region
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Beta and particle decay spectroscopy at the Super FRS Zenon Janas Nuclear Spectroscopy Division Warsaw University
Branches of the Super FRS High-Energy Branch H. Weick, M. Winkler
Regions of interest heavy proton emitters 100Sn region r- process nuclei 197Fr 1atom/s 100Sn 2atoms/s 132Sn 108atoms/s 78Ni 8atoms/s K.-H. Schmidt
Heavy proton emitters a-emitters predicted p-emitters 91 89 87 207Pa 209Pa 201Ac 203Ac 197Fr Experimental knowledge
Identified ions PA Detection of fast p and a decays implantation range focusing position correlation high granularity time correlation dedicated electronics DSSD
Studies of r- process nuclei masses (Qb, Sn) b - decay halflives b - strength distribution bn emission probabilities
High - resolution bn and bg-ray measurements n-det. Identified ions g-det. • - particle tracking segmented b-detectors
Transport tape b – detectors NaI(Tl) 1414 PMT TAS energy Total Absorption Spectrometer ph= 70% at 1 MeV
98Ag TAS CLU QEC Total absorption vs. high-resolution measurements 6 Cluster detectors = 19% at 1.3 MeV
Total Absorption Spectroscopy at Super FRS Transport tape extraction system b – dets. NaI(Tl) 1414 PMT Super FRS gas cell TAS energy
Possible contribution of the Warsaw group • setup for ms - decay studies - dedicated preamplifiers - digital signal processing • setupfor TotalAbs.Spectroscopymeasurements •ion catcher (EU RTD Network) - gas flow simulations