ARIEL - H2020 Final Workshop

Session

Session 5

18 janv. 2024, 13:40

102/0-XX - Cafeteria 102 (IJCLab)

8. Towards improvement of the 238U level scheme using gamma-spectroscopy of the (n, n’gamma) reaction

Carole Chatel (IKP TU Darmstadt)

18/01/2024 13:40

Improving the knowledge of the neutron population of actual and future reactors is required to improve the accuracy of neutronics simulations. Among others, this population is driven by (n, xn) reactions, including inelastic scattering, these reactions changing the number of neutrons in a reactor core and their speed. Their cross sections are however, still nowadays, not precisely known. That...

22. Investigating neutron scattering with surrogate proton induced reactions

Greg Henning (IPHC Strasbourg)

18/01/2024 14:05

Investigating neutron scattering with surrogate proton induced reactions

9. Radiative capture study of silver γ-decay spectra using γγ-coincidences

Dr David Knežević (TUM-FRM II)

18/01/2024 14:30

Determination of the accurate values for gamma transitions, level scheme, nuclear level density and radiative strength functions is crucial in low-energy nuclear physics. Accurate experimental values of those parameters are very important for both fundamental and applied research. The two-step gamma cascades method, involving the detection of gamma coincidences following thermal (cold) neutron...

17. Photoactivation of $^{209}$Bi with laser induced bremsstrahlung using DRACO

Adrián Bembibre Fernández (Instituto Galego de Física de Altas Enerxías (IGFAE). Universidade de Santiago de Compostela (USC))

18/01/2024 14:55

Nuclear Physics experiments are usually carried out in large accelerators, whose reduced number restricts the access to these facilities. For this reason, there is a growing interest in developing complementary facilities capable of hosting Nuclear Physics experiments, even at smaller size, to further extend the nuclear data available. In this context, high-power, high-repetition-rate lasers...