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SAMURAI International Collaboration Workshop 2019

30–31 Aug 2019
Rikkyo University
Asia/Tokyo timezone

Session

New proposal

30 Aug 2019, 11:25
McKim Hall (Building #15), Room MB01 (Rikkyo University)

McKim Hall (Building #15), Room MB01

Rikkyo University

3-34-1 Nishi-Ikebukuro, Toshima, Tokyo 171-8501, Japan

Conveners

New proposal: New proposal 1

  • Takashi Nakamura (Tokyo Institute of Technology)

New proposal: New proposal 2

  • Hideaki Otsu (RIKEN Nishina Center)

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  1. 19. TBA
    Nigel Orr (LPC-Caen)
    30/08/2019, 11:25
  2. 20. TBA
    He Wang (RIKEN Nishina Center)
    30/08/2019, 11:55
  3. 30. TBA
    Yosuke KONDO (Tokyo Institute of Technology)
    31/08/2019, 10:50
  4. 31. TBA
    Dr Junki Tanaka (Riken, Nishina Center)
    31/08/2019, 11:20
  5. 8. Search for preformed-alpha particles via alpha-knockout reaction from alpha-decay nuclei
    Dr Junki Tanaka (Riken, Nishina Center)

    we would like to propose an experiment to observe the preformed α particles using the quasi-free α-knockout reaction from α-decay nuclei.

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  6. 13. Status of NEBULA-Plus and Possible Future Experiments
    Nigel Orr (LPC-Caen)

    In this presentation we will briefly update the collaboration on the status of the NEBULA- Plus upgrade of the NEBULA array – the instrumentation aspect of the French ANR funded project “EXPAND”. Possible future experiments using the upgraded array will be discussed, including those that may be proposed at the RIBF Dec 2019 NPAC.

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  7. 11. Status report of the SAMURAI21 experiment
    Yosuke KONDO (Tokyo Institute of Technology)

    I will report the status of the SAMURAI21 experiment that is dedicated for the observation of the unbound nuclei 27O and 28O. In the presentation, I also want to discuss a possible new measurement for 27O as described in the pre-proposal.

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  8. 10. Study on tensor correlation in neutron-rich nuclei via (p,pd) reaction
    He Wang (Tokyo Institute of Technology)

    Tensor interaction and associated correlation play primary roles in understanding the nuclear structure and thus attracts much attentions in both experimental and theoretical studies in modern nuclear physics. Recently, (p,pd) reaction at high energy is found to be a powerful tool to study tensor correlation in proton-neutron pairs [1]. In the present study, we would like to investigate the...

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