Studies of the Single Particle Structure of Exotic Nuclei using Transfer Reactions
- Fernández-Domínguez, B.
- C. Lemmon, R.
- Timis, C.
- Labiche, M.
- N. Catford, W.
- Chartier, M.
- Ashwood, N.
- Amzal, N.
- D. Baldwin, T.
- Burns, M.
- Caballero, L.
- Chapman, R.
- Curtis, N.
- de France, G.
- Freer, M.
- Gelletly, W.
- Liang, X.
- Orr, N.A.
- D. Pain, S.
- P. E. Pucknell, V.
- Rejmund, M.
- Rubio, B.
- Savajols, H.
- Sorlin, O.
- Spohr, K.
- Thiesen, C.
- D. Warner, D.
DOIAbstract
The TIARA+VAMOS+EXOGAM set-up has recently been installed at GANIL to study the single-particle structure of exotic nuclei. The unique characteristics of the TIARA array, combined with the large acceptance spectrometer VAMOS and the high efficiency Germanium detector array EXOGAM, has allowed high-resolution measurements of transfer reactions in inverse kinematics using low intensity exotic beams. We will describe the experimental set-up, data analysis and preliminary results of the first experiments using a $^{24}$Ne beam from SPIRAL, concentrating in particular on the performance of VAMOS that has been used to detect the heavy fragments after the (d,p), (d,d) and (d,t) reactions
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