Abstract
A proposal has been made for the installation of a radioactive ion beam facility at TRIUMF. The first stage of this system is an on-line isotope separator, designed with a QQD mirror pair, and a high-resolution dipole. With this system, two ion beams — one with high resolution, the other with high intensity — can be simultaneously extracted and led to separate experimental halls. A post-accelerator can be coupled to the high-intensity beam line, yielding output energies ∼ 1.5 MeV/A, and output intensities ∼ 10 10 ions/s for ions with A ⩽ 60. Such a combination would have unique capabilities in nuclear physics, astrophysics, and condensed matter studies. A description of the main details of the proposal is presented here.
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