Total absorption spectroscopy of the Z<20 neutron-rich nuclei
ORAL
Abstract
FRIB Decay Station Initiator was implemented to study the decay of neutron-rich isotopes near doubly magic 54Ca. The two-focal plane arrangement of the FDSi enabled complementary measurement of beta decay strength distributions using high-resolution gamma-ray, neutron time-of-flight, and total absorption spectroscopy detection techniques [Cox24]. For the first time, the total absorption spectroscopy was performed on nuclei in this region of the nuclear chart. We used a decay of 49K to benchmark the performance of the detection system and searched for gamma-ray decay from neutron unbound states. The analysis results for the decay of potassium isotopes will be presented.
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Presenters
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Donnie T Hoskins
University of Tennessee Knoxville, University of Tennessee
Authors
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Donnie T Hoskins
University of Tennessee Knoxville, University of Tennessee
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Ian C Cox
University of Tennessee
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Thomas Ruland
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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Zhengyu Xu
University of Tennessee, University of Tennessee Knoxville
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Wei Jia Ong
Lawrence Livermore Natl Lab, Lawrence Livermore National Lab
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Robert K. Grzywacz
University of Tennessee
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James M Allmond
Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge National Lab
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Bertis C Rasco
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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Hendrik Schatz
Michigan State University
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Bradley M Sherrill
Michigan State University
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Oleg B. Tarasov
Michigan State University