First measurement with a new setup for low-energy Coulomb excitation studies at INFN LNL
- Rocchini, M.
- Hadyńska-Klȩk, K.
- Nannini, A.
- Valiente-Dobón, J.J.
- Goasduff, A.
- Testov, D.
- John, P.R.
- Mengoni, D.
- Zielińska, M.
- Bazzacco, D.
- Benzoni, G.
- Boso, A.
- Cocconi, P.
- Chiari, M.
- Doherty, D.T.
- Galtarossa, F.
- Jaworski, G.
- Komorowska, M.
- Matejska-Minda, M.
- Melon, B.
- Menegazzo, R.
- Napiorkowski, P.
- Napoli, D.R.
- Ottanelli, M.
- Perego, A.
- Ramina, L.
- Rampazzo, M.
- Recchia, F.
- Riccetto, S.
- Rosso, D.
- Siciliano, M.
- Sona, P.
DOIAbstract
International audienceA new segmented particle detector, SPIDER, has been designed to be used as an ancillary device with the GALILEO γ-ray spectrometer, as well as with other multi-detector γ-ray arrays that will be available at LNL in the future (e.g. AGATA). To commission the SPIDER-GALILEO experimental setup, a multi-step Coulomb excitation experiment was carried out with a 240 MeV beam of (66)Zn produced by the Tandem-XTU accelerator at INFN Laboratori Nazionali di Legnaro. The measured particle and γ-ray spectra are compared with the results of detailed GEANT4 simulations which used the Coulomb excitation cross sections, estimated with the computer code GOSIA, as an input. The preliminary results indicate that precise transition proba...
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