Ponente
Bertram Blank
(CENBG)
Descripción
The heaviest two-proton emitter known today is 67Kr produced at the BigRIBS separator at the RIBF facility. In order to search for heavier 2p emitters, a setup consisting of a segmented silicon detector array surrounded by germanium detectors is ideal allowing to not only search for 2p emitters, but also to study at the same time nuclei in the vicinity of the 2p emitters.
Possible new 2p emitters include 71Sr, 75Zr, 79Mo, 83Ru, 87Pd, 91Cd, and 95Sn.
To search for these heavier 2p emitters and to study their decay characteristics, the best beams would be 92Mo for the first three, and 112Sn for the following four. A 124Xe might be considered for the last four 2p emitters.
These opportunities will be presented at the workshop.
Autores primarios
Bertram Blank
(CENBG)
Jérôme Giovinazzo
(LP2iB / CNRS-IN2P3 / Univ. Bordeaux)
