Development of a secondary triton beam from primary 16,18O beams for (t,3He) experiments at intermediate energies

Details Development of a secondary triton beam from primary 16,18O beams for (t,3He) experiments at intermediate energies Development of a secondary triton beam from primary 16,18O beams for (t,3He) experiments at intermediate energies

Oct 2006

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Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A, Volume 566, Issue 2, p. 264-269.

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The in-flight heavy-ion fragmentation technique has been used to produce a secondary beam of tritons (3H) at intermediate energies (E>100MeV/nucleon) from primary 16,18O beams of 150 and 120 MeV/nucleon, respectively. The best results are obtained with a 16O beam of 150 MeV/nucleon, producing a 115 MeV/nucleon triton beam. The triton beam will be used in (t,3He) charge-exchange experiments at the S800 spectrometer at the NSCL. At the target of the S800, a triton rate of 5×10 particles per second is achieved, for a primary 16O beam of 100 pnA. The (t,3He) reaction using this beam was tested with a 24Mg target. An excitation-energy resolution of 190±15keV is achieved.

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