Proposals and LOIs Approved at the May 9-10, 2022 ATLAS PAC Meeting
Requested beam time
The ATLAS Program Advisory Committee (PAC) met on May 9-10, 2022. A total of 65 proposals and letters of intent requesting 562 days of experiment time were evaluated. The considerations of the committee were based on their assessment of the scientific importance of the proposed research, its technical feasibility, and its reliance on aspects of the ATLAS facility that are unique.
Types of approval
Because of the large number of high-quality proposals and the constraints on beam time, the PAC is asked to recommend beam time allocation in two categories:
Priority I: this beam time allocation is reserved for experiments that must be run at all costs
Priority II: this beam time allocation reserved for experiments that should be granted beam time if at all possible. The time allocated for Priority II experiments expires after 2 PAC cycles (i.e. it is valid for the present PAC cycle and the next one).
PAC meeting outcome
Below is a table with the proposals approved by the ATLAS director based on the recommendations of the PAC. The last two columns indicate the number of days approved.
Proposal # | PI last name | Title | Priority I days | Priority II days | |
1967 | Paul | Neutron-induced reactions in a DT high-density plasma at NIF | 5 | ||
1969 | Fransen | Shape coexistence and phase transition from a seniority scheme towards collectivity in 172Pt | 7 | ||
1970x | Mustapha | Commissioning & Beam Tests of the AMIS Beamline | 2 | ||
1971 | Laird | Direct measurement of the 16O(p,α) cross section at energies relevant to type 1a supernovae | 3 | ||
1972x | Mustapha | Experimental Testing of AI/ML Methods to support Beam Tuning and ATLAS Operations | 5 | ||
1973 | Paneru | Direct measurement of 30S(α,p) 33Cl reaction with MuSIC@Indiana | 5 | ||
1975 | Chen | Search for monopole transitions and linear-chain molecular bands in 16C | 7 | ||
1976 | Chen | Exploring evolution of the N = 8 isotones 13B and 12Be via the 13B(d,3He)12Be reaction | 8 | ||
1977 | Henderson | Coulomb excitation of 200,202Hg | 6 | ||
1979 | Pereira-Lopez | Neutron-proton pairing correlations in 90Rh | 7 | ||
1981 | Wuosmaa | Reduction of the p-sd shell gap in N=9 studied with the 12B(t,p)14B reaction | 8 | ||
1982 | Callahan | Detection of the p-process 92Nb and r-process 182Hf Nuclides by AMS and Nuclear Astrophysical Implications | 7 | ||
1983x | Almaraz-Calderon | A high-quality isomeric 26mAl beam to constrain the neutron destruction channels of 26Al in the Galaxy | 3 | ||
1984 | Recchia | Electric Dipole Transitions in mirror nuclei | 7 | ||
1985x | Chowdhury | X-ray and low-energy gamma-ray spectroscopy in superheavy physics | 4 | ||
1988 | Ong | Measurement of 88Kr(a,xn) with MUSIC | 6 | ||
1990 | Maass | Collinear Laser Spectroscopy of Neutron-rich transition metals at CARIBU | 12 | ||
1991 | Koenig | Collinear Laser Spectroscopy of Neutron-rich uranium fission fragments at NuCARIBU | 13 | ||
1992 | Valverde | The Rare Earth Factory: Using the N=126 Factory and the 136Xe+154Sm reaction for precision mass measurements of rare-earth isotopes across N=104 | 9 | ||
1993 | Liu | First Precise Mass Measurements around the N=126 closed shell at the N=126 Factory | 18 | ||
1995 | Doherty | Search for the highly-prolate deformed proton emitter 125Pm with the FMA | 7 | ||
1997LOI | Mueller | Laser spectroscopy of heavy, neutron-rich isotopes at the N=126 factory | |||
2000x | Valverde | Commissioning the N = 126 Factory | 9 | ||
2002 | Hoff | Decay Properties of 128,128mSn and the 128mSb Astromer | 4 | ||
2003LOI | Spyrou | Constraining neutron-capture rates for r-process nuclei with the N=126 factory | |||
2005 | Jayatissa | First direct measurement of the 28Al(p,α)25Mg reaction rate relevant for core-collapse supernovae nucleosynthesis | 6 | ||
2007 | Carpenter | Characterization of the 0+-0+ decays in 98,100Zr | 5 | ||
2008 | Chiara | Characterizing nuclear excitation by electron capture | 4 | ||
2012 | Zappala | Generating Pure Radioxenon Samples via CARIBU | 4 | ||
2013 | Seweryniak | Search for deformed proton emitters beyond the Z=82 shell: the new 189,190At isotopes | 11 | ||
2014 | Huang | Search for a 3-quasineutron K-isomer in 249Fm | 7 | ||
2015 | Smith | An exploratory study of exotic neutron-deficient plutonium nuclei | 4 | ||
2017 | Morse | Search for K-isomers in neutron-rich rutherfordium isotopes | 6 | ||
2018 | Richard | Constraining i-Process Nucleosynthesis in the Nb-Ru Region | 3 | ||
2019 | Marin | The Intrinsic and Orbital Angular Momenta of Fission Fragments | 10 | ||
2020x | Reviol | Commissioning of a LaBr3:Ce array for Gammasphere and X Array | 3 | ||
2021x | Avila | Test of a new TPC system | 2 | ||
2022 | McCutchan | High-precision Gamma-ray Spectroscopy of 155Tb Decay for Medical Applications | 3 | ||
2023 | Nolen | Medical Isotope Research with Gammasphere | 3 | ||
2024 | Ray | Mass measurements of rare earth nuclides produced at the "N = 126 Factory'' using 136Xe beam on 164Dy target | 6 | ||
2026 | Mueller-Gatermann | Shape evolution of Hg isotopes below neutron midshell | 9 | ||
2027x | Lopez-Caceres | Exploring the low-energy electron efficiency of LACES | 2 | ||
Sum | 190 | 60 |