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- https://doi.org/10.2172/166386
Nuclear physics
- Aug 1, 1995
- U Garg +2 more
Several groups from the University of Notre Dame are playing an important role in developing the research program at ATLAS. One of their main interests is the study, in collaboration with ANL staff members, of the behavior of nuclei at high spin in the transitional region near A=180 (i.e. the Hg-Pt-Os nuclei), and A=100 (i.e. the Ru-Tc nuclei) with emphasis on shape coexistence and configuration mixing. This group has also participated in many other experiments performed with the BGO gamma-ray facility, especially in the investigation of superdeformation. The {gamma}-ray groups at ANL and Notre Dame have also had collaborative experiments at Gammasphere. The Notre Dame group has built, tested and extensively used a state-of-the-art plunger device for lifetime measurements in conjunction with the ATLAS {gamma}-ray facility. An adapted version of this device is now under construction at Notre Dame, under contract with ANL, for use at the Gammasphere facility.
- # Notre Dame
- # University Of Notre Dame
- # Ray Facility
- # Shape Coexistence
- # Configuration Mixing
- # High Spin
- # Transitional Region
- # Shape Configuration
- # Device For Measurements
- # Plunger Device