The masses of A $\approx$ 60-70 nuclei close to the N=Z line
- Chartier, M.
- Lima, G.F.
- Lepine-Szily, A.
- Audi, G.
- Mittig, W.
- Orr, N.A.
- Lichtenthaler, R.
- Angélique, J.C.
- Casandjian, J.M.
- Cunsolo, A.
- Donzaud, C.
- Foti, A.
- Gillibert, A.
- Lewitowicz, M.
- Lukyanov, S.
- Maccormick, M.
- Morrissey, D.J.
- Ostrowski, A.N.
- Sherrill, B.M.
- Stephan, C.
- Suomijarvi, T.
- Tassan-Got, L.
- Vieira, D.J.
- Villari, A.C.C.
- Wouters, J.A.
DOIAbstract
"Conference on Frontiers of Nuclear Structure" Berkeley, USA 29 july-2 august 2002Editors: Paul Fallon, Rod Clark and Anna M Smith, ISBN: 0-7354-0116-0International audienceThe masses of very neutron‐deficient $^{66}$As, $^{68,70,71}$Se and $^{71}$Br were measured for the first time and those of 64,65Ge and 67As remeasured, with total uncertainties ranging from 200 to 1000 keV, including systematic, extrapolation and statistical errors, using the SPEG direct time‐of‐flight method at GANIL. These new results are discussed and compared to other recent experimental data and mass prediction
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