Study of light nuclei near drip lines

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Study of light nuclei near drip lines C.Agodi 2, F.Amorini 2, A.Anzalone 2, N.Arena 1,3, L.Auditore 4, R.Barnà 4, Z.Bazrak 12, I.Berceanu, A.Bonaccorso 9, F.Capuzzello 2,3, G.Cardella 1, S.Cavallaro 2,3, M.Cavallaro 2,3, A.Cunsolo 2,3, E.De Filippo 1, L.Grassi 1,3, G.Giuliani 3, F.Giustolisi 2,3, P.Guazzoni 5, E.La Guidara 1,8, G.Lanzalone 2,7, I.Lombardo 2,3, S.Lo Nigro 1,3, D.Loria 4, C.Maiolino 2, A.Pagano 1, M.Papa 1, S.Pirrone 1, G.Politi 1,3, A.Pop, F.Porto 2,3, F.Rizzo 2,3, E.Rosato 6, P.Russotto 2,3, K. Siwek-Wilczynska 10, Skwira-Chalot 10, M.L.Sperduto 1,3, A.Trifirò 4, M.Trimarchì 4, G.Verde 1, M.Vigilante 6, L.Zetta 5 M.Zoric 12, and J. Wilczynski 11 W.Zipper 14, S.Kowalski 14, A.Bubak 14, A.Grzeszczuk 14 1. INFN Sezione di Catania 2. INFN LNS 3. Dipartimento di fisica e astronomia Università di Catania 4. INFN_gr. Coll. Messina and Dipartimento di fisica Università Messina 5. INFN- Sezione di Milano and Dipartimento di fisica Università di Milano 6. INFN-Sezione di Napoli and Dipartimento di fisica Università di Napoli Federico II 7. Università Kore Enna 8. Centro Sicilianio fisica Nucleare e struttura della materia 9. INFN Sezione di Pisa 10.Institute for Experimental Physics,Warsaw University, Warsaw, Poland 11.A. Soltan Institute for Nuclear Studies, Swierk/Warsaw, Poland 12.Ruđer Bošković Institute, Zagreb, Croatia 13.Institute for Physics and Nuclear Engineering, Bucharest, Romania 14.Institute of Physics, University of Silesia, Katowice, Poland

There are many unstable nuclei - seen only as resonances from which adding/removing a neutron you can get a relatively long life nucleus

In order to study these nuclei/resonances we want to use fragmentation beams like 11 Li, 14 Be ( neutron rich side) and 13,14 O, 12 N, 9,10 C on the proton rich side We will try to produce these beams using as primary beam 18 O on the neutron rich side and 16 O and 12 C on the proton rich side With present FRIBS set-up LISE predict about 100 Hz of production rate at 100 W beam intensity

We will use transfer reactions in order to populate the resonances and/or nuclei near to them Transfer reactions will be also used to evaluate the existence of halo structures p and d targets will be used in order to get reactions like one neutron transfer (d,p) or pick-up (p,d) (p,t) (d,t) but also other channels will be investigated like (p, 3 He) or (d, 3 He) We are investigating also on the availability of t targets In all these reactions we will take advantage of the use of CHIMERA and of the Two Body Kinematic (TBK) method Detecting both projectile and target of a binary reaction we can clean the background improve the angular resolution of the detection system discriminate excited levels and in some cases detect and identify also neutrons

The Two Body Kinematic method : cleaning background The 95% efficiency of CHIMERA and the low detection threshold allow to detect both reaction partners in binary reaction reducing very much the background - one of the main problems with radioactive beams A simple example can be provided by the study of the reaction 7 Li+p (52 MeV) using a plastic target we have large background due to the reaction on 12 C Take two detectors with φ=180 Select only events in coincidence p( 7 Li, 7 Li)p II sol. p( 7 Li, 6 Li)d II sol. Tel 40 (θ=3.1 ) silicon energy Tel 178 (θ=7.8 ) CsI(Tl) energy 4 order of magnitude background rejection spectra backgroud free further background rejection considering fast-slow pd discrimination mass & charge measurements with TOF and Pulse shape analysis of silicon detector

The Two Body Kinematic method : excited level discrimination This is the E 7 Li-Ep plot We can very simply calculate the excitation energy subtracting to the beam energy the energy of detected particles E 7Li (MeV) And these are the expected kinematical correlations E p (MeV) E* (MeV) Selecting both p and 7 Li stopped in our silicon detectors we have a quite good energy resolution - we see very well the p, p reactions at the first excited level of 7 Li ( 0.47 MeV )

The CHIMERA tagging system Tagging DSSSD (double side silicon strip 16x16 strip MCP Fragment Separator Production target ( 9 Be) MCP grande superficie ed il suo costruttore

Quality of the tagging system TEST with alpha-source seen by MCP & DSSSD E (ch) 10 Be 11 Be 12 Be E-TOF identification scatter plot 7 Li 8 Li 9 Li USING 13 C 55 MeV/A primary beam on 1.5 mm 9 Be we are able to produce 11 Be ( up to 20 khz with 100 Watt primary beam ) 4 He 6 He TOF (ch)

THE second LOI By M.Papa