The Array for Nuclear Astrophysics Studies with Exotic Nuclei
ORAL
Abstract
The Array for Nuclear Astrophysics Studies with Exotic Nuclei (ANASEN) is a charged-particle detector array that is targeted primarily towards reaction studies with radioactive ion beams at FSU and the NSCL. ANASEN consists of 40 double-sided silicon-strip detectors backed with CsI scintillators and an innovative gas counter design that allows operation in a gas target/detector mode and experiments covering a broad range of center-of-mass energies simultaneously. Electronics based on ASIC components are being implemented to achieve a high channel count at low cost. Prototypes of all the detector components have been fabricated and are currently being tested. Performance of the individual components and plans for the first experiments that aim to improve our knowledge of the nuclear reactions important in stellar explosions will be reported.
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Authors
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L.E. Linhardt
Louisiana State Univ.
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J.C. Blackmon
Louisiana State Univ., LSU, Louisiana State University
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M. Matos
Louisiana State Univ., LSU, Louisiana State University
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L.L. Mondello
Louisiana State Univ.
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E.F. Zganjar
Louisiana State Univ.
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E. Johnson
Florida State Univ.
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G. Rogachev
Florida State Univ.
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I. Wiedenhover
Florida State Univ.