Speaker
Zhichao ZHANG
(Institute of Modern Physics, Chinese Academy of of Sciences)
Description
Over the past few years, a new active-target detector, MATE (Multi-purpose Active-target Time projection chamber for nuclear Experiments), has been developed at IMP-CAS. The primary goal is to investigate exotic phenomena, such as the shell evolution in unstable nuclei. In this presentation, I will introduce the current status and performance of MATE, together with several related experiments. In particular, I will introduce the study of new proton magicity at Z=6 through the $^{11}$C+$\alpha$ inelastic scattering experiment performed at RIBLL1-HIRFL. In addition, some experimental plans will also be mentioned.
Authors
Zhichao ZHANG
(Institute of Modern Physics, Chinese Academy of of Sciences)
Hooi Jin Ong
(RCNP, Osaka University)
Ningtao Zhang
(Institute of Modern Physics, CAS, China)