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RARE ISOTOPES, RARE EVENTS and ACTIVE TARGET DETECTORS for STUDIES WITH EXOTIC BEAMS

present and next future

Wolfgang Mittig MSU-NSCL

Paris December 15th 2014

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Relevant Questions Precise Answers

Best Tools Accel., exp. devices

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FRIB: Facility for Rare Isotope Beams

High Intensity Heavy Ion Beams: 200MeV/n 400kW O to U

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Nucleo-synthesis in r-process

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X-ray bursts

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Why an Active Target-TPC?

  • Nuclear Structure Investigations of

Exotic Nuclei with Secondary Beams 1) from normal kinematics to inverse kinematics

beam target p,d,3He

12C,40Ca 18C,32Mg

p,d,3He

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Why an Active Target-TPC?

  • Nuclear Structure Investigations of

Exotic Nuclei with Secondary Beams 1) from normal kinematics to inverse kinematics

beam target p,d,3 He

12C,40Ca 18C,32Mg

p,d,3He

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Normal kinematics versus inverse kinematics

  • Example: d(32Mg,33Mg)p gs,100keV
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Beam Intensity ~10-9 with respect to stable beams

Thick Targets without resolution loss: tracking of reaction vertex High detection efficiency: 4π

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I.Tanihata et al., PRL 100, 192502(2008)

Experiment at Triumf-Isac 1-2*103 11Li/s

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Experiment at Triumf-Isac 1-2*103 11Li/s

  • G. Potel et al., Phys. Rev. Lett. 105 (2010)172502
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Soft Giant resonance in 68Ni by (a,a’)

  • M. Vandebrouck et al., Phys. Rev. Lett. 113, 032504 (2014).
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Nuclear Equation of State: Cluster States from low density gas to nuclear systems

Low density gas: chemical equilibrium n,p,d,a,… Nuclei: r=r0 n p a d

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Nuclear Equation of State: Cluster States from low density gas to nuclear systems

Low density gas: chemical equilibrium n,p,d,a,… Nuclei: r=r0 Low density nuclei: Loosely bound clusters: r~r0/10 n p a d

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Cluster States: from low density gas to nuclear systems

22C AQMD calculation by Xi-Guang Cao et al.,

private communication, RMS=3.689(3.0) fm

….,M.Girod,… constrained HFB

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14C (T.Suhara(Kyoto)and Y.Kanada-En’yo(YITP),2010)

Shell Model (Spherical)

14C

α α α n n

Equilateral-triangular (oblate) Linear-Chain (prolate)

Structures which are expected to appear on the (β、γ) plane α α α n n

Obtuse-angle triangular (triaxial)

α α α n n n α α α

Excess neutrons deform largely (triaxial)

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10Be+4He  14C

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Principle of detection- proto AT-TPC

Position

  • >(x, y)

He, H, D …

e- e- e- e- e- e- e- e- e- e- e- e- e-

  • 50 kVDC (1kV/cm)

Insulator gas volume  N2 gas 30 kV/cm x 6 cm = 180 kV

NIM A 691 (2012)39 by D. Suzuki, et al.

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IAS 124,132Sn(p,p)

Tan Ahn et al., ANL-Caribu, March 2013 Low Gain

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Example: 2p decay of 45Fe

K.Miernik, PRL 99, 192501 (2007), Q2p 1:15 MeV

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P R

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Tentative of direct observation “democratic” 3 body decay of

12C(0+ 2, Hoyle state) in the 3 dim 10Torr isobuthane G.Astier

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55cm diameter 10000 pads 5000 pads routed by hand, 8 Layers PCB: MSU Bulk: CEA-IRFU

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IRFU, GANIL, CENBG MSU

For different detectors AT-TPC: ~10000channels Data flow at 1000cts/s 512*104*103*2 ~1010 bytes/s =10Gbytes/s before reduction

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TACTIC: York-TRIUMF Collaboration

Mizoi et al MSTPC

AT-TPC at MSU Actar-Ganil-Saclay- CENBG CNS-Riken

Anasen

Fission TPC LLNL

IKAR-GSI

Maya@Ganil

Prototype AT-TPC at MSU O-TPC at TUNL

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R.Raabe MaiKo

OTPC Warsaw-ORNL

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  • Operating Active Targets have largely improved

sensitivity for reactions by rare isotope beams; they have already produced many results

  • The At’s need high dynamics, from several hundreds

keV to GeV, internal trigger and detector gases that contain the target wanted as pure as possible

  • Promising subjects that can be particularly well studied

with AT-TPCs are: reactions with beams near dripline, low energy recoil reactions (quasi-elastic, giant resonances,…), multi-particle correlations near threshold as signature of cluster emission; rare decays

Conclusion

  • W. Mittig TPC Paris January 15 2014
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AT-TPC Collaboration

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory I-Yang Lee, Larry Phair Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Mike Heffner University Notre Dame Umesh Garg, Jim Kolata Michigan State University Daniel Bazin, Wolfgang Mittig, Bill Lynch, Z.Kooley, Fernando Montes, Daisuke Suzuki, Z. Chajecki, Tan Ahn, Saul Beceiro Novo Saint Mary's University (Canada) Rituparna Kanungo Western Michigan University Michael Famiano

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MAIKo RCNP OSAKA (-PIC based active target for inverse kinematics)

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R O B G r > 0 r < 0

6He beam 6He

α θlab TKE r = 0

6He +4He 2.5MeV/n AT-TPC proto at ND

  • Phys. Rev. C 87, 054301 (2013)

Ereac

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Specifications

Large volume 100 cm x 60 cm e.g. D2 10 mg/cm2 @ 1 atm High granularity 10,000 pads, ~5 x 5 mm2 Bρ analysis Solenoid 2 T (Triumf)

Commissioning: spring2014

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Prototype Exp. 10Be+4He

A.Fritsch, S.Beceiro Novo

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  • S. Beceiro Novo, F.Abu-Nimeh, D.Bazin,WM

10000 pads Triangles Small base 5mm Big base 10mm

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①, Shell Model ②, Triaxial (K=0) ③, Triaxial (K=2)

① ② ③ ④ ⑤

④, Linear-chain ⑤, Other states

ρp ρn ρn-ρp

The Energy Levels (+ parity states) (S.+EK.)