Structure at and Beyond the Neutron Dripline

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Structure at and Beyond the Neutron Dripline Collaboration LPC-CHARISSA CHARISSA-DEMON H Al Falou,, FM Marqués, JL Lecouey, NA Orr,

Structure at and Beyond the Neutron Dripline * Motivation Experimental Approach "Backgrounds" Structure of 7 He N=7 : 10 Li & 9 He Conclusions * a view from the end of the beamline

The Light Neutron-Rich Nuclei 10 Li 9 He Structure =core= core+xn driplines and beyond experimentally accessible, extreme test of models (shell model, shell model in continuum, ab initio,, cluster, etc)

Light Unbound Neutron-Rich Systems input for 3-body 3 models 3-body systems n-n n and core-n n interactions eg. 11 Li : 9 Li-n n interaction spectroscopy of 11 Li of 10 Li 10 Li

Light Unbound Neutron-Rich Systems evolution of shell structure with N/Z... N=7 inversion PG Hansen et al.

Light Unbound Neutron-Rich Systems evolution of spin-orbit interaction with N/Z 5 He & 7 He 3/2-1/2-7 He GSI-LAND Gamow Shell Model : N Michel et al.

Experimental Approach V f Proj. target A Z A-1 Z + n V n V f -V n r r Ed= 1 μ 2 ( ) 2 Vf Vn breakup or knockout + inflight decay

Kinematically Complete Measurement DEMON 90 modules (NE213( NE213) ToF & position ε ~ n 10%

Experimental Response Function Resolution Efficiency FWHM ~ 0.3 E 1/2 d ε n FWHM α Ed ε nn model distributions must be filtered through the simulation JL Lecouey et al.

Reactions (i) 1-neutron knockout C( 8 He, 6 He+n)X (ii) 1 & 2-proton knockout C( 11 Be, 9 Li+n)X, C( 11 Be, 8 He+n)X (iii) fragmentation (-xp,( xp,-xn) C( 11 Be, 6 He+n)X, C( 14 B, 6 He+n)X, C( 14 B, 8 He+n)X

Selection Rules - Sudden Approximation (i) 1-neutron knockout neutron hole in proj.. g.s. configuration C( 8 He, 7 He)X νp - 1 3/2 [ 8 He C 2 S (νp( 3/2 ) 4 ] (ii) 1 & 2-proton knockout proton knockout Δl n =0 =0 proj.. valence neutron config. C( 11 Be, 10 Li)X,C( 11 Be, 9 He)X νs 1/2 1/2 [ 11 Be C 2 S (νs( 1/2 ) 0.8 ] (iii) fragmentation (-xp,( xp,-xn) valence neutron config. + others C( 14 B, B, 9 He)X νs 1/2 + νp 1/2 NB: for broad final states, lineshape dependent on initial state

Example : C( 17 17 C, 15 15 B+n)X single single-proton knockout E r = 85 ± 15 kev Γ sp << 100 kev JL Lecouey et al.

: C( 17 BACKGROUND: C( 17 C, 15 15 B+n)X single single-proton knockout E r = 85 ± 15 kev Γ sp << 100 kev + uncorrelated 15 B+n distribution background non-resonant continuum NB: uncorrelated or event-mixed distribution JL Lecouey et al.

14 B, BACKGROUND : C( 14 B, 6 He+n)X fragmentation background neutrons evaporated from PLF + continuum JL Lecouey et al.

BACKGROUND : C( 8 He, 6 He+n)X halo dissociation background neutrons from sequential breakup + continuum H Al Falou et al.

7 He : C( 8 He, 6 He+n) @ 240 240 MeV/nucleon g.s. (3/2 - ) + Ex E (1/2- ) = 0.56±0.10 0.10 MeV, Γ = 0.75±0.08 0.08 MeV small 3/2-1/2 - splitting significant decrease in V SO [??] LAND Collaboration, M Meister et al. PRL (2002)

7 He : C( 8 He, 6 He+n) @ 15 15 MeV/nucleon g.s. [ E r (3/2- ) = 0.44 MeV, Γ = 0.16 MeV ] + background NO evidence for excited state H Al Falou et al.

7 He : C( 8 He, 6 He+n) @ 15 15 MeV/nucleon g.s. + E x (1/2- ) = 0.56 MeV, Γ = 0.75 MeV + NO background H Al Falou et al.

C( 11 Be, 6 He+n) & ( 14 B, 6 He+n) @ 35 35 MeV/nucleon g.s. [ E r (3/2- ) = 0.44 MeV, Γ = 0.16 MeV ] + background NO evidence for excited state H Al Falou et al.

N=7 1/2-1/2 + Level Inversion 10 Li & 9 He?? PG Hansen et al.

10 Li : C( 11 Be, 9 Li+n) @ 35 35 MeV/nucleon background/non non-resonant continuum* * normalised for comparison at high Ed H Al Falou et al.

Scattering/Virtual s-waves States a = s 0 fm no FSI ; a s << 0 fm stronger FSI JL Lecouey,, thèse

Initial State Dependence of Unbound States sudden approximation neutron configuration of projectile preserved (Δl n = 0) 0 a( k) k ψ r = r 2 drϕ* ( r) ) 0( 0 Final unbound state ϕ = fragment ν lj de d σd α Decay Energy E d a(k) 2 Simulation Initial bound state ψ = A 1 ν lj 0 Comparison to data (χ 2 ) G Bertsch et al., PRC (1998), L Chen et al. PLB (2001)

Initial State Dependence of Virtual s-statess a = s 0 fm no FSI ; a s << 0 fm stronger FSI JL Lecouey,, thèse

10 Li : C( 11 Be, 9 Li+n) @ 35 35 MeV/nucleon a s = 14±2 fm + non-resonant continuum NB: : p-wavep resonance E d > ~0.6 MeV H Al Falou et al.

9 He : C( 11 Be, 8 He+n) @ 35 35 MeV/nucleon background/non non-resonant continuum H Al Falou et al.

9 He : C( 11 Be, 8 He+n) @ 35 35 MeV/nucleon a s = 0 ~ -3 fm (3σ) ) + non-resonant continuum H Al Falou et al.

9 He : C( 14 B, 8 He+n) @ 35 35 MeV/nucleon background/non non-resonant continuum H Al Falou et al.

9 He : C( 14 B, 8 He+n) @ 35 35 MeV/nucleon a s 0 fm + E r = 1.2 MeV (l=1) + non-resonant continuum H Al Falou et al.

Conclusions & Perspectives low-lying lying spectroscopy of light systems beyond the neutron dripline using breakup of RNB 7 He : no evidence for low-lying lying spin-orbit partner of g.s. 10 Li : low-lying lying s-wave [ 6 He core excitations ] wave strength (a s = -14±2 fm) N= 7 inversion confirmed [ but πp 3/2 3/2 νs 1/2 ] 9 He : low-lying lying s-wave strength (a s 0 fm) ) + E x 1.2 MeV (l>0) N= 7 inversion?? [ FSI << 9 Li+n?? ] more realistic structure + reaction modelling needed including non-resonant continuum + other backgrounds