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The activity of the IPN Nuclear Structure and dynamic groups has been mainly focused on the study of the structure of exotic nuclei following three main research axes :
During the last few years the rapid
evolution and major breakthroughs realized in these fields of research
were made possible thanks to the availability of new radioactive beams
both in France and abroad. The group has a decisive influence on this
evolution : indeed, some of the members of our group are involved in the
management and the exploitation of ALTO (Accélérateur Linéaire et Tandem à Orsay)which
allows in particular the production of very neutron rich nuclei from
photofission using ISOL (Isotopic Separation On Line) technique. The
study of rarer and shorter-lived nuclear structures requires also a
constant improvement in the quality (in terms of efficiency, resolution,
granularity, dynamic range etc) of the detectors installed at different
facilities like MUST2. During the last years, MUST2 has entered an
active exploitation phase and has delivered (and is still delivering)
quantities of data. In the meanwhile an important effort is realized in
developing state of the art detection equipment in the framework of SPIRAL2 and other large European infrastructure. The group is actively involved in the SPIRAL2 project and particularly in the DESIR, FAZIA, GASPARD, PARIS and S3 projects.
Institut de Physique Nucléaire Orsay - 15 rue Georges CLEMENCEAU - 91406 ORSAY (FRANCE) |
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