Coulomb excitation studies at LNL with the SPIDER-GALILEO set-up
- Nannini A.
- Rocchini M.
- Hadynska-Klk K.
- Marchini N.
- Doherty D. T.
- Zielinska M.
- Siciliano M.
- Illana A.
- Saxena M.
- Bazzacco D.
- Benzoni G.
- Camera F.
- Chiari M.
- John P. R.
- Goasduff A.
- Komorowska M.
- Matejska-Minda M.
- Mengoni D.
- Napiorkowski P.
- Napoli D. R.
- Ottanelli M.
- Perego A.
- Recchia F.
- Sona P.
- Testov D.
- Valiente-Dobon J. J.
DOIAbstract
Low-energy Coulomb excitation is one of the simplest and most known tools to study the nuclear shape; for this reason it is nowadays widely used at radioactive beam facilities. The Selective Production of Exotic Species (SPES) facility, for the acceleration of radioactive beams will soon provide the first exotic beams at the Laboratori Nazionali di Legnaro (LNL) in Italy. To this end a new particle detector (Silicon PIe DEtectoR) to be used for Coulomb excitation studies has been installed at LNL. SPIDER has been coupled to the GALILEO array of germanium detectors, and a number of experiments have been already successfully performed. This paves the way for future experiments with the radioactive beams provided by the SPES facility
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