Priority I and II Experiments Approved at the November 06-07, 2015
ATLAS PAC Meeting
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. |
Proposal | PI Name | Title | Days |
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1350-3 | Richard Pardo | Actinide Neutron Cross Sections Relevant to Advanced Fuel Cycles via Accelerator Mass Spectrometry | 7 |
1376-2 | Darek Seweryniak | The 112Ba-108Xe-104Te-100Sn super-allowed alpha-decay chain | 6 |
1480-2 | Filip Kondev | Discovery and Properties of New Isotopes using Mass and Decay Measurements at CARIBU - continuing | 8 |
1513-2 | Liang Yang | Studies of Barium surface desorption and ionization: development of Barium ion tagging for the nEXO double-beta decay experiment | 8 |
1561-3 | Daniel Gonzalez | The single-particle aspect of the band-terminating 13/2+ state in 19F | (3) |
1565-2 | Akaa Ayangeakaa | Lifetime measurement of the multiple chiral doublet bands in 133Ce | (3) |
1577-2 | Mitch Allmond | Shape Evolution and Coexistence in the Mo-Ru Region: a Request for Additional Beam Time | (8) |
1588-2 | Michael Carpenter | Measuring Lifetimes of Rotational States in 59,60Fe | 4 |
1592-2 | Sergio Almaraz-Calderon | Measurement of the 26Alm(d,p)27Al reaction relevant for constraining the destruction rate of Galactic 26Al | 8 |
1610x | K. E. Rehm | Test of an Improved Multi-sampling Ionization Chamber MUSIC-II | 3 |
1611 | Jason Clark | Reaching towards the r-process path with new mass measurement techniques | 29 |
1614 | Jolie A Cizewski | Probing fragmentation of single-particle strength in reflection asymmetric Ba nuclei with GODDESS | (7) |
1615 | Melina Avila | Direct measurements of the 25Mg(alpha,n)28Si and 26Mg(alpha,n)29Si | 5 |
1616 | Gavin Lotay | Study of the astrophysically important nucleus 35Ar and its impact on determining the origin of presolar grains | (5) |
1619 | Ben Kay | The (d,d') reaction on 146Nd | 3 |
1620 | Matthew Redshaw | Search for ultra-low Q-value beta-decay branches via precise mass determinations with the Canadian Penning Trap | 3 |
1621 | Nicholas Scielzo | Tests of the electroweak sector of the Standard Model through angular correlation measurements in 8Li | 11 |
1622 | Shaofei Zhu | Octupole Strength of Condensing Octupole Phonons in 240Pu | 6 |
1624 | Daniel McNeel | Study of 17C with the 15C(t,p)17C Reaction | (7) |
1627x | Mitch Allmond | CARIBU Beam Composition Measurements with the New EBIS Source: Feasibility of Absolute Cross-Section Measurements | (4) |
1629 | Peter Mueller | Determination of the Nuclear Charge Radius of Boron-8 by Laser Spectroscopy | 13 |
1630 | Darek Seweryniak | Determination of the mass number of the super-heavy elements produced in hot fusion-evaporation reactions | 13 |
1632 | Aaron Couture | Determination of the Photon Strength Function in 58Fe via Neutron Transfer in Inverse Kinematics and Its Impact on Calculated (n,gamma) Rates | 5 |
1633LI | Wilfried Noertershaeuser | Letter of Intent: A Collinear Laser Spectroscopy Beamline at CARIBU | |
1635 | Libby McCutchan | High-precision Gamma-ray Spectroscopy of the Medical Isotopes 76Br and 86Y | (4) |
1637 | Augusto Macchiavelli | Identification of the first-excited 2p2h configuration in 35P | 4 |