Speaker
Prof.
Sergey Sidorchuk
(Joint Institute for Nuclear Research)
Description
The fragment-separator ACCULINNA-II intended for secondary beam
separation has been operating at the U400M cyclotron since 2017. The separator
is equipped with detection system, including a neutron wall, zero-degree
spectrometer and a cryogenic target cell which may be fiiled with helium and
hydrogen isotopes, including tritium. Experiments are being carried out at the
separator are mainly focused on the studies of nuclei at the proton and neutron
drip-lines produced in transfer reactions. Plans and some prospects connected
with the use of the deuterium and trium targets will be discussed
