Study of <sup>11</sup>Be excited states via the <sup>10</sup>Be(d,p) reaction in SOLARIS with the AT-TPC
ORAL
Abstract
This contribution reports on the commissioning of using transfer reactions in inverse kinematics in SOLARIS with the Active Target Time Projection Chamber (AT-TPC). The goal of this experiment is to establish the possibility to perform transfer reactions at low beam intensities, typically 1-2 kHz, using the high luminosity provided by the AT-TPC. A beam of 10Be was accelerated to about 9 MeV/u in the ReA6 linac and delivered to the AT-TPC placed in a 3 Tesla magnetic field provided by the SOLARIS solenoid. The AT-TPC was filled with pure deuterium gas at atmospheric pressure. The four reaction channels 10Be(d,p), 10Be(d,d), 10Be(d,t) and 10Be(d,α) were detected simultaneously. The preliminary analysis of these reactions will be presented, with emphasis on the 10Be(d,p) channel that populates bound and unbound states in 11Be, with a particular interest towards a 3.41 MeV state for which the parity is still unknown. The 10Be(d,t) channel populates unbound states in 9Be that can decay via double α emission. The possibility to perform transfer reaction measurements at that intensity level opens many new exciting prospects with the soon-to-be-available rare isotope re-accelerated beams of FRIB.
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Presenters
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Zach M Serikow
Michigan State University
Authors
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Daniel Bazin
Michigan State University
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Zach M Serikow
Michigan State University
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Nabin Rijal
Michigan State University
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Jie Chen
Argonne National Laboratory
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Wolfgang Mittig
Michigan State University
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Saul Beceiro-Novo
Michigan State University
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Yassid Ayyad
Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, University of Santiago de Compostela, Instituto Galego de Física de Altas Enerxías, NSCL, Michigan State University
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Clémentine Santamaria
Facility for Rare Isotope Beams