Study of the Ne-19(p,gamma)Na-20 reaction and subsequent improvements to ARES
(2005) 8th International Symposium on Nuclei in the Cosmos (NIC8) — Location: Vancouver(Canada) (19.July.2004)
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- The aim of the recoil separator ARES, installed at Louvain-la-Neuve, is to study (p,gamma) reactions of astrophysical interest involving unstable nuclei. ARES is coupled to CYCLONE44, a cyclotron dedicated to the post-acceleration of intense low-energy radioactive ion beams. The first measurement using a Ne-19 radioactive beam has been performed recently. The resonance strength of the state at 448 keV above the Ne-19+p threshold has been investigated and an upper limit omega gamma < 15.2 meV has been obtained. This first measurement with ARES has suggested some improvements to be performed to the separator, which are described in this paper.
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Couder, M., Angulo, C., Casarejos, E., Demaret, P., Leleux, P., & Vanderbist, F. (2005). Study of the Ne-19(p,gamma)Na-20 reaction and subsequent improvements to ARES. Nuclear Physics, Section A, 758, 741C-744C. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2005.05.191 (Original work published 2005)