Prof. John Wood lecture

On Wednesday, 13th of June , 2018 at 12:15 in the hall A of the Heavy Ion  Laboratory of the University of Warsaw,  Prof. John L. Wood from the School of Physics, Georgia Institute of Technology will give a lecture:

The challenge of establishing triaxial shapes in nuclei

Welcome.

 

A day later (14th of June) Prof. John Wood will have a seminar at the Faculty of Physics of the University of Warsaw entitled:

Particle-core coupling in deformed nuclei: odd-A and doubly even-A identical bands.

EAGLE-EYE first run on U-200P beam

Advanced FAST-TIMING techniques have been recently applied at the Heavy Ion  Laboratory UW with help of EAGLE HPGe array (16 Ge ACS) combined with the EYE (sEquential gamma raYs dEtection-  24 LaBr3) setup. The EYE setup have been developed by Michał Kowalczyk and Ernest Grodner supported by technical and scientific team from HIL UW, NCNR and european FATIMA to hold 24 LaBr detectors.
The EAGLE-EYE combination allows to apply several fast-timing techniques for lifetime measurements within 10ps-10ns range:

  • cleaning the LaBr energy spectra by gating on gammas registered by HPGe detectors
  • cleaning the LaBr energy spectra with help of delayed coincidences registered by HPGe detectors
  • using standard gamma-gamma coincidences registered by the EYE LaBr array

First experiments with triple HPGe-LaBr-LaBr coincidences have been
performed with 24 LaBr detectors delivered by FATIMA collaboration at
February and March 2018. More details see http://wudas2.slcj.uw.edu.pl/spin-chirality/eagle_eye/placement/placement.html

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