RIBF Nuclear Physics Seminar
Present status of KEK isotope separation system (KISS) by Dr. Yutaka Watanabe(KEK, IPNS)
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Asia/Tokyo
大会議室 (RIBF 2F)
大会議室
RIBF 2F
Description
=Place & Time=
RIBF building 2F Conference Hall
13:30~
=Lecturer=
Dr. Yutaka Watanabe(KEK, IPNS)
=Abstract=
The KEK isotope separation system (KISS) is being developed for the main purpose to measure the lifetimes of rare-RI's with neutron number around 126 related to r-process. They will be produced by the multinucleon transfer reactions between the Xe-136 beam and the Pt-198 target at the energy above the Coulomb barrier. The gas cell and the laser resonance ionization technique is used to efficiently stop, ionize, extract and separate the rare-RI's. We have set up the gas cell, laser system, mass separator and beam lines, and started off- and on-line tests in 2012. In 2014, we have set up the detection system and started the lifetime measurements. In this talk, the present status of KISS is presented.
RIBF building 2F Conference Hall
13:30~
=Lecturer=
Dr. Yutaka Watanabe(KEK, IPNS)
=Abstract=
The KEK isotope separation system (KISS) is being developed for the main purpose to measure the lifetimes of rare-RI's with neutron number around 126 related to r-process. They will be produced by the multinucleon transfer reactions between the Xe-136 beam and the Pt-198 target at the energy above the Coulomb barrier. The gas cell and the laser resonance ionization technique is used to efficiently stop, ionize, extract and separate the rare-RI's. We have set up the gas cell, laser system, mass separator and beam lines, and started off- and on-line tests in 2012. In 2014, we have set up the detection system and started the lifetime measurements. In this talk, the present status of KISS is presented.