Dr
Kenichi Yoshida
(Niigata University)
30/06/2011, 10:50
Invited talk
Collective modes of excitation unique in deformed neutron-rich nuclei are investigated by the use of the nuclear energy-density functional method. Effects of nuclear deformation and neutron excess on the low-lying dipole excitation and the giant resonances will be discussed.
Dr
Shin'ichiro MICHIMASA
(CNS, Univ. of Tokyo)
30/06/2011, 11:20
Contribution talk
The gamma-ray spectroscopy in 34,36Mg(p,p') reactions will be presented in this talk.
The experiment has been performed at RIPS beamline in RIKEN facility
by using the secondary beam of very neutron-rich sd-shell nuclei.
This talk will be focused on the neutron-rich side of 'island of inversion',
and will be presented about experimental details and obtained results.
We will discuss on...
Dr
Nobuo HINOHARA
(RIKEN Nishina Center)
30/06/2011, 11:40
Contribution talk
Microscopic mechanism of breaking the N=20 shell gap and nature of deformation in the `island of inversion' is currently under active discussion both experimentally and theoretically. Significant increase of the E(4)/E(2) ratio and the B(E2;2+->0+) value in magnesium isotopes from 30Mg to 34Mg clearly indicate a rapid growth of quadrupole deformation. Experimental data suggest a kind of...
