Abstract
Breakup reactions play important roles in elucidating the structures near the drip lines, such as nuclear halo. The recent experimental results using the Coulomb and nuclear breakup reactions for the neutron-drip-line nuclei at the new-generation RI beam facility, RIBF at RIKEN, are presented. Focuses are put on the results on the newly found halo nucleus 31Ne, which is intriguing also in that this nucleus is in the island-of-inversion and thus could be strongly deformed. The results on other Ne/Mg/Si neutron rich isotopes ranging from N=20 towards N=28 are also briefly reported. The first breakup experiments using SAMURAI facility at RIBF and future perspectives are also presented.
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