Speaker
Emmanuel Clement
(GANIL)
Description
In this presentation, the possible physics programs that can be pursued combining the AGATA demonstrator with the existing detection systems at GANIL will be presented. The possible programs best utilizing the various facets of GANIL range from the spectroscopy of transuranium elements using fusion evaporation, the characterization of exotic nuclei from deep inelastic collisions using the high intensity stable beams, gamma spectroscopy with reactions at intermediate energies, exotic shapes at high angular momentum and the studies of high spin structure of neutron deficient nuclei produced using RIB at the Coulomb barrier. In order to better focus and increase the productivity of the AGATA demonstrator while at GANIL, this proposal will concentrate on its coupling with the VAMOS spectrometer and the EXOGAM g-ray array. In several cases, the addition of other auxiliary devices will be highlighted. This can be later broadened to other combinations depending on the focus of the research anticipated in the year 2014 when the demonstrator is proposed to be at GANIL. Technical issue will be also addressed.
Primary author
Emmanuel Clement
(GANIL)
Co-author
Gilles De France
(GANIL)
