P. C. Rout

Electromagnetic transition from the 4+ to 2+ resonance in 8Be measured via the radiative capture in 4He + 4He.

An earlier measurement on the 4+ to 2+ radiative transition in 8Be provided the first electromagnetic signature of its dumbbell-like shape. However, the large uncertainty in the measured cross section does not allow a stringent test of nuclear structure models. This Letter reports a more elaborate and precise measurement for this transition, via the radiative capture in the 4He + 4He reaction, improving the accuracy by about a factor of 3. Ab initio calculations of the radiative transition strength with improved three-nucleon forces are also presented. The experimental results are compared with the predictions of the alpha cluster model and ab initio calculations.

Probing transfer to unbound states of the ejectile with weakly bound 7Li on 93Nb

The two-step process of transfer followed by breakup is explored by measuring a rather complete set of exclusive data for reaction channels populating states in the ejectile continua of the

Inhomogeneous and intrinsic damping of giant dipole resonance in hot rotating nuclei with A ~ 150

^{7}\mathrm{Li}+^{93}\mathrm{Nb}

Measurement of the damping of the nuclear shell effect in the doubly magic 208Pb region.

system at energies close to the Coulomb barrier. The cross sections for

Characterization of PARIS LaBr3(Ce)-NaI(Tl) phoswich detectors up to Eγ ∼ 22 MeV

\ensuremath{\alpha}+\ensuremath{\alpha}

CLUSTER EMISSION IN 13C + 12C and 12C + 12C REACTIONS AT ~ 6 MEV/NUCLEON

events from one proton pickup were found to be smaller than those for

Unusual feature of {alpha} spectra in the {sup 12}C+{sup 93}Nb reaction near Coulomb barrier energies

\ensuremath{\alpha}+d

Role of the cluster structure of 7Li in the dynamics of fragment capture

events from one neutron stripping and

Exploring Fusion at Extreme Sub-Barrier Energies with Weakly Bound Nuclei

\ensuremath{\alpha}+t

A Large area plastic scintillator detector array for fast neutron measurements

events from direct breakup of