PPT-Nuclear Reactions What can we learn from heavy-ion (and light-ion) reactions?

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How do we do these experiments How do RIBs play a role Connections to nuclear astrophysics Sherry Yennello 2015 EBSS The nucleus as a liquid drop NZ asymmetry

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Nuclear Reactions What can we learn from heavy-ion (and light-ion) reactions?: Transcript

How do we do these experiments How do RIBs play a role Connections to nuclear astrophysics Sherry Yennello 2015 EBSS The nucleus as a liquid drop NZ asymmetry Heat Input Temperature Ice Solid. P. é. ter. Petreczky. . . Bielefeld, July 2013. Study of the strongly interacting matter and its new . “phases”. Past: . AGS, SPS, . E. cm. =(1-17) . Monoatomic i on Ion Name Ion Old Name New Name H + hydrogen ion /proton Cr 2+ chromous ion chromium (II) ion Li + lithium ion Cr 3+ chromic ion chromium (III) ion Na + sodium ion Mn 2+ manganous ion Dubna. , Russia. Avazbek NASIROV. Joint Institute for Nuclear Research. Contents of talk. Short information about synthesis of superheavy elements . . in heavy ion collisions.. 2. Significance of nuclear reactions: . Fission and Fusion. A brief history…. 1919: Ernest Rutherford experimented with bombarding nitrogen gas molecules with alpha particles emitted from bismuth-214. Discovery: faster moving particles were produced, and these could travel farther than the alpha particles!. 北京大学物理学院. . 技术物理系 . • . 裴俊琛. . Junchen. Pei, School of Physics, Peking University . 2016.9, Beijing. Prepared based on many others slides. Introduction. Ziam Ghaznavi. CHE 384T Lithography. November 30. th. , 2017. 1. Outline/Agenda. Motivation. Ion – Solid Interactions. Overview of IBL Systems . Future Outlook. 2. Motivation. SEMATECH and the ITRS. Xurong Chen . (for . Guoqing. Xiao). The Institute of Modern Physics. CAS, Lanzhou, China. 2015.8.3. Outline. Introduction. HIAF. ADS. Summary. 1. Introduction: Overview of IMP. The Institute of Modern Physics (IMP) was founded in 1957 in Lanzhou. As of 2014, there are 891 staffs and 296 postgraduate students studying for master or doctoral degree. Nuclear chemistry is the study of the structure of and the they undergo.. atomi. c nuclei. changes. Chemical vs. Nuclear Reactions. Elements are Formed in Different Ways in our Universe. Nucleosynthesis. Nucleosynthesis. is the process of element (nuclei) formation.. Three types: . Big Bang nucleosynthesis. . Stellar (star) nucleosynthesis. Nuclear Reactions , Transmutations , Fission and Fusion Nuclear reactions The first induced nuclear reaction was accomplished by none other than Australian physicist Ernest Rutherford, the same guy . . (The . theory. . activities. . within. INFN). Maria Colonna . Laboratori Nazionali del Sud (Catania. ). . Heavy. . Ion. . Collisions. QGP . phenomenology. . Neutron. . stars. . Hadron. Collisions. @ LHC ++. 1. One. central ALICE event for . Pb+Pb @ 2.76 . TeV.A. => E(. kin_total. )= 574 GeV . 0-5% central: . 25000 . particles. Relativistic. AA . and. . eA. . Collisions. 2. Reinhard Heinke. 09.07.2020. 2. Back to the start.... Fingerprints of the elements. Energy. 3. Ground. state. Excited. states. Electronic. transition. Ionization. potential. Ion. By Julie Gagnon (C) 2007, 2013. CC-BY-SA 4.0. …. Nuclear . Astrophysics with exotic nuclei and rare ion beams . Decay spectroscopy for nuclear astrophysics. Livius Trache. Texas A&M University . and. IFIN-HH Bucharest. Exotic Beam Summer School 2012 .

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