Using Lithium 6 in measureing Giant Monopole Resonance

Details Using Lithium 6 in measureing Giant Monopole Resonance Using Lithium 6 in measureing Giant Monopole Resonance

Oct 2008

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American Physical Society, 2008 Annual Meeting of the Division of Nuclear Physics, October 23-26, 2008, abstract #DA.055

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Nuclear Physics

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Finding the Isoscalar Giant Monopole Resonance (ISGMR) is one of the ways to determine the compressibility of nuclear matter (Knm). This Knm is used to find the equation of state for nuclear matter and in astrophysics concerning supernova and neutron stars. To determine this Knm more accurately, we need to survey the ISGMR for many nuclei. To study unstable isotopes the inverse reaction has to be studied. Finding the ISGMR has been done in the past with alpha scattering. For the inverse reaction using a 4He gas as a target is problematic so a Lithium (6Li) target could be a solution. For this reaction to be studied a new detector needs to be built which can measure the different products of the reaction in the test chamber. Thanks to the Youngblood Group at the Cyclotron Institute, TAMU.

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