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Development of detection systems for low-energy heavy ions at DRAGON

Abstract

The new DRAGON facility at TRIUMF is designed to measure alpha and proton capture reactions with radioactive ion beams in inverse kinematics. For nucleo-synthesis in astrophysical scenarios, the relevant energies lie in the 0.15–1 MeV/u range, where very low cross sections are expected. Therefore the separation of the recoil products from the beam particles will be a difficult task. This paper focuses on the end detectors, which will be used to distinguish recoils from beam particles at the end of the DRAGON separator.

Authors

Engel S; Bishop S; Chen A; Dale C; D'Auria JM; Giesen U; Greife U; Henderson R; Hunter D; Hutcheon D

Volume

701

Pagination

pp. 228-230

Publisher

Elsevier

Publication Date

April 22, 2002

DOI

10.1016/s0375-9474(01)01580-9

Conference proceedings

Nuclear Physics A

Issue

1-4

ISSN

0375-9474

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