Single-particle structure and shell evolution in light neutron-rich nuclei
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Single-particle structure and shell evolution in light neutron-rich nuclei
CoPED ID
74c3eb79-a902-46be-bd09-1bed3deb54e6
Status
Closed
Value
£724,375
Start Date
Sept. 10, 2007
End Date
March 10, 2010
Description
The TIARA project is designed and led by the UK and the TIARA array is ready for use at GANIL/SPIRAL in France. A series of 4 major experiments to investigate the changes in magic numbers and shell structure for very neutron rich nuclei, and other structural studies, has been approved by the GANIL PAC and is scheduled for running in 2007. Three of these experiments have principal spokespersons from TIARA. All of the experiments will be performed by bringing together equipment and personnel of TIARA and the other major group working in this area, MUST2. This campaign starting in September 2007 represents the first major step towards the building of a major international collaboration to study transfer, with the UK in a leading role.
| University of the West of Scotland | LEAD_ORG |
| Robert Chapman | PI_PER |
| John Smith | COI_PER |
| Xiaoying Liang | COI_PER |
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Extracted key phrases
- Neutron rich nucleus
- Shell structure
- Light neutron
- Shell evolution
- Particle structure
- Major experiment
- Major international collaboration
- Single
- Tiara project
- Major group
- Major step
- Tiara array
- Structural study
- GANIL PAC