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1032-5 |
S. Marley |
Study of Excited States in 13O II |
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1062-2 |
J. Snyder |
DSAM Lifetimes and RIV g-factor measurements for fission
fragments using GAMMASPHERE and HERCULES |
14 |
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1205x-2 |
M. Paul |
(gamma,n) production of p-process nuclide 146Sm |
5 |
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1207-2 |
R. Segel |
Electroweak interaction tests using trapped 8Li ions |
10 |
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1253-2 |
P. Chowdhury |
Collective oblate rotation at high spins in neutron-rich 184,186W |
6 |
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1260-2 |
J. F. Smith |
Non-yrast spectroscopy and high-spin states of
reflection-asymmetric 222Th |
7 |
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1270 |
H. Y. Lee |
Test
of a new method to determine the decay branching ratios for alpha-capture
reactions in the interest of helium-driven |
3 |
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1271 |
C. Chiara |
Revisiting the search for the 8+ state in 72Ni |
6 |
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1272 |
D. V. Shetty |
A new measurement of the pair decay branch of 0+2 (Ex = 7.654 MeV) excited state in 12C |
7 |
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1274x |
C. Deibel |
Development of a 59Cu Beam via the In-Flight Technique for the Study of the 56Ni(alpha,p)59Cu Reaction
Rate in X-Ray Bursts |
2 |
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1275 |
E.S. Paul |
Measuring the Relative Quadrupole Moments of Exotic Shapes in 154Er:
calibrating the TSD/SD puzzle |
7 |
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1276 |
T.L. Khoo |
What are the maximum spin and excitation energy of 254No and its
fission barrier? |
9 |
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1277 |
A. H. Wuosmaa |
Study of the 15C(d,p)16C reaction: How exotic is 16C? |
8 |
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1279 |
C. Deibel |
Measurement of the 34Ar(a,p)37K Reaction Rate in X-Ray Bursts |
5 |
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1280 |
J. Ollier |
Defining the nature of the ultra-high spin region of 162Hf |
(5) |
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1281 |
L. Riedinger |
Measuring lifetimes in a possible tetrahedral band in 156Dy |
2 |
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1282 |
A. N. Deacon |
Deformation in the mid fp-shell region: isomer tagging in 59Cr |
7 |
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1283 |
C.J. Lister |
Precise lifetime of
B(E2:2->0) in N=Z doubly magic 56Ni |
4 |
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1285 |
B. P. Kay |
Single-neutron
adding on 124,130,136Xe |
6 |
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1286 |
E.A. McCutchan |
Feasibility of Heavy-Ion Transfer Reactions of Measure Jp=0+ State
Lifetimes in Collective Nuclei |
2 |
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1288 |
E.A. McCutchan |
Precision Lifetime Measurement in 10C |
3 |
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1291 |
K. E. Rehm |
Study of the Breakout Reaction 15O(a,g)19Ne using the |
3 |
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1292 |
P. Chowdhury |
K-isomers in 249Bk and 248Cm |
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1297 |
R. Wadsworth |
Search for evidence of T=0 pairing in even-even A>80 nuclei |
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1299 |
D. Hartley |
Evolution of TSD Structures Along the N = 94 Line: Wobbling in 169Re? |
7 |
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Total Beam Days |
109+(25) |
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Please Note: |
Because of the
pressure on ATLAS beam time, the PAC ranked the approved experiments in two
categories. Priority I experiments are
those that must be run at all costs. Priority II experiments are those that
should be granted beam time (indicated in parenthesis) if at all possible.
Priority I experiments are approved for the present cycle of experiments, but
can be run during the next PAC cycle as well if scheduling conflicts occur.
Priority II experiments that cannot be scheduled during the present cycle
will have to be resubmitted at the next PAC meeting. It is our intention to
try as hard as possible to schedule a full experimental program and to
accommodate as many, if not all, of the priority II experiments. |
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Shown in red is a
Gammasphere source experiment which does not require ATLAS beam time. |
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