C. Bachelet

The LEBIT facility at MSU. High-precision mass measurements at a fragmentation facility

The low-energy beam and ion trap facility LEBIT at the NSCL at MSU has demonstrated that rare isotopes produced by fast-beam fragmentation can be slowed down and prepared such that precision experiments with low-energy beams are possible. For this purpose high-pressure gas-stopping is employed combined with advanced ion manipulation techniques. Penning trap mass measurements on short-lived rare isotopes have been performed with a 9.4 T Penning trap mass spectrometer. Examples include 66As, which has a half-live of only 96 ms, and the super-allowed Fermi-emitter 38Ca, for which a mass accuracy of 8 ppb (280 eV) has been achieved. The high accuracy of this new mass value makes 38Ca a new candidate for the test of the conserved vector current hypothesis.

rp Process and Masses of N{approx_equal}Z{approx_equal}34 Nuclides

High-precision Penning-trap mass measurements of the

Precision mass measurements of rare isotopes near N = Z = 33 produced by fast beam fragmentation

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Discovery of a Nuclear Isomer in 65Fe with Penning Trap Mass Spectrometry

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Rp Process and Masses of N ≈ Z ≈ 34 Nuclides

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rpProcess and Masses ofN≈Z≈34Nuclides

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Charged particle transport and extraction studies in the NSCL gas cell for stopping radioactive fragments

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High-precision Penning trap mass measurements of neutron-rich sulfur isotopes at the N = 28 shell closure

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Mass measurements of rare isotopes with the LEBIT facility at the NSCL

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Erratum: Discovery of a nuclear isomer in fe 65 with penning trap mass spectrometry (Physical Review Letters (2008) 100 (132501))

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