Workshop on Fast-Timing Campaign at HIL

Contribution List

4. Opening address

Paweł J. Napiorkowski (Heavy Ion Laboratory University of Warsaw)

27/10/2025, 14:00

Day 1: Session 1

5. EAGLE HPGe detector array

Dr Marcin Palacz (Heavy Ion Laboratory)

27/10/2025, 14:15

Day 1: Session 1

6. SilCA – particle detector array for Coulomb excitation studies

Katarzyna Hadyńska-Klęk (Heavy Ion Laboratory University of Warsaw)

27/10/2025, 14:25

Day 1: Session 1

7. DIAMANT proton and alpha charged particle detector

Dr István Kuti (HUN-REN Institute for Nuclear Research (ATOMKI))

27/10/2025, 14:35

Day 1: Session 1

8. Commissioning experiment

Andrej Špaček (Heavy Ion Laboratory at the University of Warsaw)

27/10/2025, 14:45

Day 1: Session 1

9. Fast-timing along N=128

Prof. Thorsten Kröll (TU Darmstadt)

27/10/2025, 15:30

Day 1: Session 2

10. Lifetimes of the j-1 anomalous states of the π9/2 -3 multiplet

Dr Stefan Lalkovski (Sofia University, St. Kliment Ohridski, Bulgaria)

27/10/2025, 15:50

Day 1: Session 2

11. Investigating enhanced octupole collectivity near the octupole magic numbers Z=56 and N=88

Pietro Spagnoletti

27/10/2025, 16:10

Day 1: Session 2

12. Measurements of deformation in rare-earth nuclei

David O'Donnell (University of the West of Scotland)

27/10/2025, 16:30

Day 1: Session 2

2. Investigating enhanced octupole collectivity near the octupole magic numbers Z=56 and N=88

Pietro Spagnoletti

Day 1: Session 2

Abstract provided with attached pdf

1. Measurements of deformation in rare-earth nuclei

David O'Donnell (University of the West of Scotland)

Day 1: Session 2

The neutron-rich rare-earth nuclei, lying between the doubly magic tin-132 and lead-208, are expected to exhibit a wealth of shape phenomena. This includes the development of large quadrupole deformations which are expected to reach maxima in the mid-shell region corresponding to Z~66 and N~104. Indeed, the nucleus dysprosium-170 exhibits the largest E(4+)/E(2+) ratio in this region,...