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Dr Jenny Lee (The University of Hong Kong)04/06/2018, 15:15Oral contribution
Pairing correlations, influencing almost every feature of ground and low-lying states in nuclei, lie at the heart of nuclear physics. Understanding the mechanism of neutron-proton (np) pairing in N=Z nuclei has been a long-sought goal in nuclear structure since the early sixties. Despite large efforts in both theoretical and experimental studies, the fundamental nature and the interplay...
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Ms Anastasia Georgiadou (Institut de Physique Nucléaire d'Orsay (IPN))04/06/2018, 15:33Oral contribution
An efficient way to explore the nuclear structure is the effective use of transfer reactions. Two different physical aspects are being investigated with the use of transfer reactions on 56Ni, which is a N=Z unstable doubly magic nucleus.
(i)To probe the gap of N=28, we study the spectroscopy of the N=29 and N=27 isotones by the (d,t), (p,d) and (d,p) one nucleon transfer reactions on 56Ni...
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Matthias Holl (Saint Mary's University / TRIUMF)04/06/2018, 15:51Oral contribution
The nucleus 8He is the most neutron-rich nucleus known. Its structure, consisting of a 4He core surrounded by four neutrons makes it an ideal case to study phenomena in highly neutron-proton asymmetric systems and neutron correlations at the nuclear surface.
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The effects of the valence neutrons were investigated experimentally using proton elastic and inelastic scattering of 8He at the IRIS... -
Prof. Viacheslav Samarin (Joint Institute for Nuclear Research)04/06/2018, 16:09Oral contribution
It is well known that neutron rearrangement may play an important role in nuclear reactions. The aim of this work is the investigation of the reactions with light nuclei having different external neutron shells. A series of experiments on measurement of total cross sections for reactions 4,6,8He + Si and 6,7,9,11Li + Si in the beam energy range 5–50 AMeV was performed at Flerov Laboratory of...
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Yoshiki Chazono (Research Center for Nuclear Physics, Osaka University)Oral contribution
Deuteron is the only binding system which consists of two nucleons (a proton and a neutron) in free space.
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Recently, theoretical calculation with density functional theory (DFT) suggests that the "deuteron-like" pn pair exists in nuclei.
We propose the (p,pd) reaction to probe the pn pair, and discuss how the (p,pd) cross section reflects the pn pair inside the target nucleus.
We calculate...
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