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Adam Maj GANAS kick-off meeting, Bormio, 22.2.2012

Aim of the PARIS collaboration: Design and build high efficiency detector consisting of 2 shells (or 1 phoswich shell) for medium resolution spectroscopy and calorimetry of γ-rays in large energy range Main physics cases: Properties of exotic, hot and rotating nuclei studied by the GDR gamma-decay New excitation modes (PDR, GQR) in neutron- or proton rich nuclei Spectroscopy of nuclei far from stability Reaction mechanisms

Large collaboration (see paris.ifj.edu.pl) - ca. 140 people

PARIS Management board A. Maj - project spokesman; D.G. Jenkins, J.P. Wieleczko, J.A. Scarpaci - deputies PARIS Advisory Committee F. Azaiez (F) -chairman, D. Balabanski (BG), W. Catford (UK), D. Chakrabarty (India), Z. Dombradi (H), S. Courtin (F), J. Gerl (D), D. Jenkins (UK) - deputy chairman, S. Leoni (I), A. Maj (PL), I. Matea (F), Ch. Schmidt (F) Active working groups 1. Simulations (O. Stezowski et al.) 2. PARIS mechanical design scenarios (S. Courtin, D. Jenkins et al.) 3. Physics cases and theory background (Ch. Schmitt et al.) 4. Detectors (O. Dorvaux et al.) 5. Electronics (P. Bednarczyk et al.) 6. PARIS-GASPARD synergy (J.A. Scarpaci et al.) J. Pouthas PARIS liaison to SPIRAL2 project management

Several geometries studied Ideal - spherical cubic -like radial -like Design:York, Daresbury, Strasbourg Simulations: Lyon, Krakow,,.. CONCLUSION: PARIS made of clusters: Cluster = 9 phoswiches This allows cubic or semispherical geometry

LaBr3 2 x2 x2 NaI (2 x2 x6 ) PMT 5 prototypes were delivered from Saint Gobain: 1 to Orsay, 1 to Strasbourg, 3 to Krakow 6.13 MeV source

Constructing one cluster November 2011 February 2012 June 2012 Designed by IPN Orsay

PARIS phases and cost es1mates 1 cluster: 9 phoswiches 250 k Phase 2 2015 PARIS Demonstrator 4-5 clusters: 36-45 phoswiches 1 M Phase 3 2017 PARIS 2π 12 clusters: 108 phoswiches 2 M Phase 4 2019 PARIS 4π 24 clusters: 216 phoswiches 4 M Phase 1 2011/2012 PARIS Prototype Indicated costs are approximations only. Include cost of LaBr3+NaI phoswiches, PMs, HV, electronics and mechanics. It is assumed that phoswich solution will work. Decided Funds: SP2PP, ANR, Orsay, Strasbourg, Kraków, Mumbai Tests in- beam and with sources Only if Phase1 validated Funds: MoU Ph1Day1 exp@s3 Only if Phase2 validated Funds: MoU, PARIS consoroum Ph2Day1 exp. with AGATA and GASPARD Other exp. Only if Phase3 validated Funds: PARIS consoroum Regular experiments in various labs

January-December 2011: 9 phoswiches for the PARIS prototype (PHASE1: cluster 3x3) are purchased from Saint Gobain): 2 France, 3 Poland, 4 India. They were individually tested with sources and inbeam in Strasbourg, Orsay, Krakow and Mumbai. PARIS prototype almost ready January 2012: MoU on PARIS Demonstrator 4-5 clusters ready to be sign by IN2P3, GANIL, Poland, India, Romania, Italy, UK, Bulgaria, Turkey

On 16 th of January the first 5 partners (IN2P3, COPIN, GANIL, IFIN-HH and Turkey) signed the MoU what means that the MoU is effective. The signatures from other partners are expected soon.

Next steps Detector tests: Assembling the first cluster (IPN Orsay) Testing the cluster with sources and in-beam (Orsay, Krakow, Debrecen?, ) Tests of another 4 phoswiches ( clover ) within GANAS Using cluster(s) can clover and in real experiments (ALTO, GANIL, LNL Legnaro, Krakow, Warsaw, Jyvaskyla? ) New PARIS Steering Committee will be formed from delegates of each MoU partner PARIS Collaboration Council will be formed from delegates of each collaborating institution

Presentation of the partners: IFJ PAN Krakow Experience in: Experimental and theoretical nuclear structure physics (discrete spectroscopy, gamma-decay of GDR, charged particle spectroscopy, relativistic beams, ) Electronics (digital and analog) GEANT4 simulations Detector testing Main persons invoved in GANAS: Marcin Jastrząb electronic engineer (WP3) Mirek Ziębliński electronic engineer (WP5, WP4) Michał Ciemała Ph.D. student (WP5, WP4) Mateusz Krzysiek Ph.D. student (WP5, WP4) Kasia Mazurek physicist (WP5) Piotr Bednarczyk physicist (WP5, WP3) Bogdan Fornal -physicist (WP5, WP4) Maria Kmiecik physicist (coordinator of WP5, WP4) Adam Maj physicist (GANAS dep. coord., WP5, WP4)

IFJ PAN posses 2MV Van de Graaf It can offer low-energy proton beams for calibration