Lifetime measurement after direct transfer reactions with AGATA at LNL

Lifetime measurement after direct transfer reactions with AGATA at LNL

Lifetimes of nuclear excited states are important observables in nuclear structure studies, since they can directly be related to electromagnetic transition matrix elements. The determination of transition probabilities between nuclear states provides information on their microscopic structure and r...

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Main Authors: Galtarossa Franco, Gottardo Andrea, Zago Luca, Balogh Matúš, Pilotto Elia, Pasqualato Giorgia, Mengoni Daniele, Jorquera Pablo Aguilera, Andreetta Giuseppe, Angelini Filippo, Baldesi Lucia, Benito Jaime, Benzoni Giovanna, Bottoni Simone, Brugnara Daniele, Camaiani Alberto, Carollo Sara, Collado Javier, Corbari Giacomo, D’Andrea Maurizio, Angelis Giacomo De, Fabbro Mirco Del, Dell’Aquila Daniele, Diklić Josipa, Dunkel Felix, Ercolano Federica, Ertoprak Aysegul, Gadea Andres, Giaz Agnese, Goasduff Alain, Góngora-Servín Benito, Gozzelino Andrea, Hadyńska-Klek Kasia, Hiver Corentin, Huang Zhen, Kaci Massyl, Kleis Hannah, Lenzi Silvia Monica, Lombardo Ivano, Marchini Naomi, Mayr Hannes, Menegazzo Roberto, Miani Nicolas, Nannini Adriana, Napoli Daniel Ricardo, Álamo Raquel Nicolás del, Pellumaj Julgen, Pérez-Vidal Rosa Maria, Pigliapoco Sara, Polettini Marta, Recchia Francesco, Redigolo Luigi, Rezynkina Kseniia, Rocchini Marco, Sedlák Matúš, Spacek Andrej, Spee Franziskus, Spina Giulia, Stramaccioni Damiano, Valiente-Dobón José Javier, Zanon Irene, Zhang Guangxin
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Language:English
Published: EDP Sciences 2025-01-01
Series:EPJ Web of Conferences
Online Access:https://www.epj-conferences.org/articles/epjconf/pdf/2025/09/epjconf_nsd2024_00029.pdf
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Summary:Lifetimes of nuclear excited states are important observables in nuclear structure studies, since they can directly be related to electromagnetic transition matrix elements. The determination of transition probabilities between nuclear states provides information on their microscopic structure and represents an important benchmark for nuclear structure models. In recent experiments at INFN Legnaro National Laboratories, we coupled the newly installed γ-ray tracking spectrometer AGATA with light charged-particle detection systems to perform lifetime measurements after one- and two-nucleon direct transfer reactions at 5-10AMeV. In this contribution, we will present two cases, related to the measurement of lifetimes in the femtosecond and picosecond range in 37S and 56Ni, on the basis of which the possibilities offered by this kind of set-up and some preliminary results will be discussed.
ISSN:2100-014X

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