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[RIBF-ULIC-Symposium-003] Further understanding of 'Island of Inversion' via nuclear moments and inelastic reactions.

20–21 Dec 2010
RIKEN Nishina Center
Asia/Tokyo timezone

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  1. 1. Introduction
    Dr Kenichi Yoshida (RIKEN Nishina Center)
    20/12/2010, 10:20
  2. 2. Study of the island of inversion through nuclear-moment measurements
    Dr hideki ueno (RNC)
    20/12/2010, 10:30
  3. 3. Pairing and deformation in nuclei around the island of inversion
    Dr Kenichi Yoshida (RIKEN Nishina Center)
    20/12/2010, 11:00
    I discuss the role of pair correlations on the electric quadrupole moments of aluminum isotopes around N=20 within the framework of the microscopic particle-vibration coupling model where the pairing and deformation are taken into account. The low-lying vibrational modes in neutron-rich magnesium isotopes are also discussed with paying attention to the pairing and deformation.
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  4. 4. Shell-model study on the island of inversion: what has been clarified and what should be
    Dr Yutaka UTSUNO (JAEA)
    20/12/2010, 11:30
    I would like to survey the structure around the inland of inversion from the viewpoint of the shell model. I will focus on the interplay of the shell gap which is varying with increasing proton number and the resulting many-body structure. It will be shown that the electromagnetic moment and the reaction cross section are used as useful tools for investigating the structure.
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  5. 5. Studies of neutron-rich nuclear structures through beta-delayed decay of spin-polarized isotopes
    Prof. Tadashi Shimoda (Department of Physics, Osaka University)
    20/12/2010, 13:30
    Much attention has been paid on the exotic structure of neutron-rich nuclei such those around magic numbers N = 8 and 20. However, most of the information on the excited states of these nuclei, such as spin and parity, has not been known well. We have developed a new method to effectively investigate the level structure by taking advantage of asymmetric beta-decay of spin polarized...
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  6. 6. Spectroscopy in the Island of Inversion studied by AMD and perspectives
    Dr Masaaki KIMURA (Hokkaido University)
    20/12/2010, 14:00
    Spectra and transitions in the Island of Inversion is reviewed based on the AMD calcualtions. To discuss the single particle nature, the odd-mass system will be focused. The possible presence of the exotic structure such as halo and clustering will be mentioned.
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  7. 7. Structure study of nuclei in and around the island of inversion by γ-ray measurement at RIPS and BigRIPS
    Dr Nori AOI (RIKEN, Nishina Center)
    20/12/2010, 14:30
  8. 8. Shape coexistence/mixing in Mg isotopes
    Dr Nobuo HINOHARA (RIKEN Nishina Center)
    20/12/2010, 15:00
    Properties of the low-lying states in magnesium isotopes around the island of inversion are studied using the five-dimensional quadrupole collective Hamiltonian constructed with the microscopic theory of large-amplitude collective motion. Shape dynamics with changing the neutron number and angular momentum in the yrast bands are discussed. The properties of the experimental observables...
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  9. 9. A new theory on nucleon removal reaction
    Prof. Masanobu YAHIRO (Kyushu University)
    20/12/2010, 16:00
    I present a new theory to treat inclusive reactions accurately. This theory is more accurate than the Glauber model widely used.
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  10. 10. Application of the eikonal reaction theory to 31Ne indeuced reaction
    Mr Koshou MINOMO (Kyushu University)
    20/12/2010, 16:30
    The eikonal reaction theory is a new theory to treat inclucive reactions accurately. I show the application of this theory to 31Ne induced reaction.
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  11. 11. Mechanism for nuclear and Coulomb breakup reactions
    Dr Takuma Matsumoto (RIKEN Nishina Center)
    21/12/2010, 09:30
    Breakup reactions have played key roles in investigating properties of unstable nuclei. One of the most reliable methods for treating projectile breakup processes is the method of continuum-discretized coupled channels (CDCC). CDCC has successfully been applied to analyses of three-body breakup system, in which the projectile breaks up into two constituents. Recently, we have developed...
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  12. 12. Coulomb breakup of neutron-rich nuclei around the island of inversion
    Prof. Takashi Nakamura (Tokyo Institute of Technology)
    21/12/2010, 10:00
  13. 13. Reactions of 31Ne in the Glauber model
    Prof. Yasuyuki SUZUKI (Niigata University)
    21/12/2010, 11:00
  14. 14. Interaction Cross Sections for Ne and Na Isotopes towards the island of Inversion
    Dr Maya TAKECHI (RIKEN Nishina Center)
    21/12/2010, 11:30
  15. 15. Seminar
    21/12/2010, 13:30
  16. 16. Discussion
    21/12/2010, 15:00
  17. 17. Summary
    Dr Masaaki KIMURA (Hokkaido University)
    21/12/2010, 16:30
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