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PHYSICS WORKSHOP ON THE USE OF RISING WITH STOPPED BEAMS

PHYSICS WORKSHOP ON THE USE OF RISING WITH STOPPED BEAMS

Room 01DK03 Duke of Kent Building

University of Surrey

Guildford UK

http://www.ph.surrey.ac.uk/cnrp/rising04

Monday 29 - Tuesday 30 March 2004

Monday 29th March

11.15 - 11.30 Paddy Regan (Surrey) Welcome and Scope of Stopped Beam RISING

Chair: Phil Woods (Edinburgh)

11.30 - 11.45 Peter Reiter (Koeln) Update on the Relativistic Beam Campaign

11.45 - 12.10 Nami Saito (GSI) Technical Status of RISING at GSI

12.10 - 12.35 Jan Jolie (Koeln) Future Nuclear Structure Investigations

12.35 - 14.00 lunch

Chair: Paul Stevenson (Surrey)

14.00 - 14.25 Jeff Tostevin (Surrey) Reactions using 2-Proton Knockout

14.25 - 14.55 Mike Bentley (Keele) Isospin Symmetry and Fe/Ni Seniority Isomers

14.55 - 15.20 Jerzy Dudek (Strasbourg) Tetradhedral and other Exotic Symmetries

15.20 - 15.45 Rod Clark (Berkeley) Critical Point Nuclei: Just Stop it!

Coffee 15.45 - 16.10 and Official Workshop Photograph

Chair: John Simpson (Daresbury)

16.10 - 16.25 Magda Gorska (GSI) Coulomb Excitation of Light Sn

16.25 - 16.40 Alex Burger (Bonn) Relativistic Coulex of ⁵⁶Cr - first results

16.40 - 17.05 Thomas Fastermann (T.U.Munich) Experiences with Stopped Beams around ¹⁰⁰Sn

17.05 - 17.30 Bob Wadsworth (York) N=Z isomers with RISING

17.30 - 17.55 Henryk Mach (Studsvig) Fast Timing Measurements with BaF₂

17.55 End of day's session

7.30 pm Workshop Banquet at the 'Bombay Spice' Indian Restuarant,

17 Park Street, Guildford (cost = 15 pounds per person)

Tuesday 30th March

Chair: Stefan Frauendorf (Notre Dame/Rossendorf)

9.00 - 09.25 Phil Walker (Surrey) Physics with Isomeric Beams

9.25 - 09.50 Steve Mallion (Leuven) RISING for TDPAD Measurements

09.50 - 10.05 Dave Cullen (Manchester) title to be confirmed

10.05 - 10.20 Cath Scholey (Jyvaskyla) GREAT Proton and Isomer Decay Studies

10.20 - 10.45 Adam Maj (Cracow) Performance of the HECTOR BaF2 array

Coffee 10.45 - 11.10

Chair: Hans-Juergen Wollersheim (GSI)

11.10 - 11.35 Alison Bruce (Brighton) Isomers in Neutron-Rich A~110

11.35 - 12.00 Zsolt Podolyak (Surrey) Angular Momentum Population in

Fragmentation Reactions.

12.00 - 12.25 Zhong Liu (Edinburgh) Production and Decay of Neutron-deficient

sub-Uranium Isotopes in the Projectile Fragmentation of

1 GeV/u 238U

12.25 - 12.50 Robert Page (Liverpool) Adapting GREAT + TDR for RISING

12.50 - 14.00 Lunch

discussion groups to meet over lunch.....possible topics to include

i) isomer + electron conversion experiments ;

ii) /proton decay experiments ;

iii) -decay experiments ;

iv) fast timing (BaF₂) experiments ;

v) g-factor measurements

vi) experimental configurations and related grant proposals.

14.00-15.00 Informal reports by discussion groups ?

15.00-16.00 'Open discussion' and allocation of tasks

16.00 CLOSE OF WORKSHOP

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PHYSICS WORKSHOP ON THE USE OF RISING WITH STOPPED

Workshop Attendees

Locals:

1. Paddy Regan (Surrey) [email protected]

2. Zsolt Podolyak (Surrey) [email protected]

3. Phil Walker (Surrey) [email protected]

4. Jeff Tostevin (Surrey) [email protected]

5. Nicolas Schunck (Surrey) [email protected]

6. Paul Stevenson (Surrey) [email protected]

7. Scott Williams (Surrey) [email protected]

8. Stephen Ashley (Surrey) [email protected]

9. Gareth Jones (Surrey) [email protected]

10. Bill Gelletly (Surrey) [email protected]

11. Karin Andgren (Surrey/Stockholm) [email protected]

12. Pavel Detistov (Surrey/Sofia) [email protected]

13. Jim Al-Khalili (Surrey) [email protected]

Externals:

1. Alejandro Algora (Debrecen) [email protected]

2. Frank Becker (GSI) [email protected]

3. Piotr Bednarczyk (GSI) [email protected]

4. Mike Bentley (Keele) [email protected]

5. Alison Bruce (Brighton) [email protected]

6. Alex Burger (bonn) [email protected]

7. Rod Clark (Berkeley) [email protected]

8. Dave Cullen (Manchester) [email protected]

9. Jerzy Dudek, (Strasbourg) [email protected]

10. Thomas Faesterman (Munich) [email protected]

11. Enrico Farnea (Padova) [email protected]

12. Stefan Frauendorf (Notre Dame/Rossendorf) [email protected]

13. Jurgen Gerl (GSI) [email protected]

14. Magda Gorska (GSI) [email protected]

15. Rodi Herzberg (Liverpool) [email protected]

16. Jan Jolie (Koeln) [email protected]

17. Dan Judson (Brighton) [email protected]

18. Andrea Jungclaus (Madrid) [email protected]

19. Zhong Liu (Edinburgh) [email protected]

20. Henryk Mach (Studsvig) [email protected]

21. Adam Maj (Cracow) [email protected]

22. Stephen Mallion (Leuven) [email protected]

23. Samit Mandal (GSI) [email protected]

24. Reiner Krucken (Munich) [email protected]

25. Robert Page (Liverpool) [email protected],

26. Peter Reiter (Koeln) [email protected]

27. Nami Saito (GSI) [email protected]

28. Takehiko Saito (GSI) [email protected]

29. Nami Saito (GSI) [email protected]

30. Takehiko Saito (GSI) [email protected]

31. Cath Scholey (Jyvaskyla) [email protected]

32. John Simpson (Daresbury) [email protected]

33. Mike Taylor (Brighton) [email protected]

34. Ketel Turzo (Leuven) [email protected]

35. Hans-Jurgen Wollersheim (GSI) [email protected]

36. Bob Wadsworth (York) [email protected]

37. Nigel Warr (Koeln) [email protected]

38. Phil Woods (Edinburgh) [email protected]

39. Ed Zganjar (Louisiana) [email protected]

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