Results from the May 3, 2002 meeting of the ATLAS PACDue to the current fiscal situation, it was assumed that ATLAS will operate on a five day per week basis. Because of this unfortunate situation, a somewhat complex approval process was instituted. The PAC first identified those experiments that should be run at all cost (priority I). It also identified other experiments that should be granted beam time if at all possible (priority II). It is hoped that sufficient flexibility for efficient scheduling and operation has been achieved in this way. The combined list of the two types of accepted experiments is given here. The principal investigators have been notified of the status of their measurement. |
Exp # |
Spokesperson |
Title |
Days |
816-4 |
D. Seweryniak |
The Proton Decay of the Tz = -1/2 "Waiting Point" Nucleus 69Br |
4 |
887X-3 |
P. Collon |
Developing an AMS Detection Method for 85Kr |
3 |
897-4 |
Savard |
Continuation of the Mass Measurement Program along the N=Z line with the CPT Mass Spectrometer: Completion of the Mass 68 Measurements |
4 |
906-2 |
Macchiavelli |
The 56Ni(3He,p) Reaction and the question of T=0, T=1 pairing in N=Z Nuclei |
7 |
915-2 |
Davids |
Proton Decay of 121Pr |
7 |
916-2 |
Paul |
Nucleosynthesis Chronometer 182Hf: Detection by AMS |
4 |
927-2 |
Heinz |
Preparations Towards a Search for Super-Heavy Elements at ATLAS: Production and Fine Structure in Z=108 265Hs |
15 |
938-2 |
Shergur |
Low Spin States of 111,113Sb: Where the Shell Model meets the Interacting Boson-Fermion Model |
4 |
941 |
Davids |
Fast Proton Decay of Odd-Odd 150Lu |
4 |
942 |
Kwok |
Heavy Ion Irradiation Studies on Single Crystals of the 40K Superconductor MgB2 |
1 |
943 |
Hayes |
Coulomb Excitation of the K=16+ Isomer in 178Hf |
3 |
945 |
Jiang |
Further Measurements for the Unexpected Behavior of Heavy-Ion Fusion Cross Sections at Extreme Sub-Barrier Energies |
5 |
946 |
Jenkins |
Proposal to Measure the Total Radiative Capture Cross Section for the 12C + 12C System |
3 |
947X |
Freeman |
Assessing the Feasibility of Multiple Proton Emission for Neutron-Rich Isotope Production: Shell Effects in fp-shell Nuclei |
2 |
948 |
Fischer |
Identification of Low-lying, Low-Spin States in 74Rb and 78Y |
4 |
949X |
Lister |
In Beam Tests of the Position Sensitive of the "Mark 3" Planar Germanium Detector |
2 |
950 |
Wuosmaa |
Spins of Excited States in 9Li and the Nuclear Three-Body Force |
5 |
951 |
Rehm |
Study of the 8B(a,p)11C Reaction |
5 |
954 |
Segel |
Study of the Breakout from the Hot CNO Cycle to the (rp) Process via the 18Ne(a,p)21Na Reaction |
5 |
957 |
Seweryniak |
Search for the Fine Structure in the Alpha Decay of 111Xe |
2 |
958 |
Khoo |
Quasiparticle Energies in Shell-stabilized Heavy Nuclei: a-g and a-electron Spectroscopy in 249Fm from a Decay of 253No |
2 |
959 |
Savard |
Precision Measurement of the Q-value of the Superallowed Decay of 22Mg with the CPT Mass Spectrometer |
3 |
960
|
Carpenter
|
Establishing
the Excitation Energy and Lifetime of the 13/2+ Isomer in 177,181,183Hg
|
6
|
961
|
Carpenter
|
Radiative
Capture and Fusion Dynamics in the Cold Fusion 90Zr + 92Mo Reaction
|
7
|
Total number of Priority I and II
days approved
|
107
|