Abstract

We present results from two methods of direct mass measurements of relativistic exotic nuclei stored in the storage ring ESR. Schottky Mass Spectrometry (SMS) with electron-cooled ions is well suited for long-lived nuclei ( T 1/2⩾10 s), and the Isochronous mass measurements (IMS) for hot fragments ( T 1/2⩾1 μs). In addition, SMS provides information on nuclear lifetime for bare and highly ionized atoms.

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