Detection of fusion residues produced by inverse kinematic reactions using a gas-filled split-pole spectrograph
- J. F. Liangd(Author),
- D. Shapirad(Author),
- J. R. Beened(Author),
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- A. Galindo-Uribarrid(Author),
- J. Gomez Del Campod(Author)
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- bUniversity of Tennessee,
- cThe Evergreen State College,
- dOak Ridge National Laboratory,
- eChina Institute of Atomic Energy,
- fOak Ridge Inst. for Sci. and Educ.
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Abstract
A focal plane detector has been constructed for detecting fusion residues in a gas-filled Enge split-pole spectrograph. It provides position, timing and energy for particle identification. With a timing channel plate detector in the target chamber, the particle time-of-flight can be measured. This detector system is particularly suitable for studying fusion-evaporation reactions in inverse kinematics.