The TRIUMF nuclear structure program and TIGRESS

P E Garrett ,D.P Scraggs,R Kanungo,F Sarazin,G Hackman,D Bandyopadhyay,R Churchman,A B Hayes ,P Finlay,O Newman,J J Ressler ,C E Svensson ,Ritesh Maharaj ,W J Mills ,L Nelson,J R Leslie ,E Padilla‐Rodal ,C J Pearson ,T.e Drake ,R J Cooper ,A A Phillips ,Mythili Subramanian ,M A Schumaker ,G C Ball ,K G Leach ,J C Waddington ,G A Demand ,D Cline,Katherine Gagnon ,M Porter‐Peden ,J M Wan ,Mikkel Strange ,J P Martín ,K L Green ,C Ruiz,H C Boston ,A Whitbeck,J Wong ,A N Andreyev ,J A Becker ,G F Grinyer ,S J Williams ,A J Boston ,A T Gallant ,Matthew Dimmock ,L J Harkness ,G Lee ,P J Nolan ,W D Kulp ,C Y Wu ,D Dashdorj,A C Morton ,Caleb Mattoon ,R S Chakrawarthy ,R A E Austin ,A N Grint ,John L Wood ,D S Cross ,E F Zganjar

doi:10.1016/j.nimb.2007.04.258

The TRIUMF nuclear structure program and TIGRESS

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Journal: Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section B: Beam Interactions with Materials and Atoms	Publication Date: May 1, 2007
Citations: 20	License type: other-oa

Affiliation: University of Guelph, TRIUMF, University of Liverpool, University of Toronto, Saint Mary's University, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Simon Fraser University, University of Rochester, North Carolina State University

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The isotope separator and accelerator (ISAC) facility located at the TRIUMF laboratory in Vancouver, Canada, is one of the world’s most advanced isotope separator on-line-type radioactive ion beam facilities. An extensive γ-ray spectroscopy programme at ISAC is centred around two major research facilities: (i) the 8π γ-ray spectrometer for β-delayed γ-ray spectroscopy experiments with the low-energy beams from ISAC-I, and (ii) the next generation TRIUMF-ISAC gamma-ray escape suppressed spectrometer (TIGRESS) for in-beam experiments with the accelerated radioactive-ion beams. An overview of these facilities and recent results from the diverse programme of nuclear structure and fundamental interaction studies they support is presented.

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