Zy Guo
Chinese Academy of Sciences
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Nuclear Instruments & Methods in Physics Research Section A-accelerators Spectrometers Detectors and Associated Equipment | 2003
Z. Y. Sun; W.L. Zhan; Zy Guo; G Q Xiao; Jie Li
A fragment separator, the Radioactive Ion Beam Line in Lanzhou, has been constructed at the Heavy Ion Research Facility of Lanzhou and in operation since January 1998. In this paper, the features of the structure and performance are described in detail. Some early stage results are presented also.
Nuclear Physics | 2002
Hy Zhang; Wen-Qing Shen; Zhong-Zhou Ren; Yin-Zhe Ma; W. Z. Jiang; Zong-Hong Zhu; Xiang-Zhou Cai; De-Qing Fang; C. Zhong; L.P. Yu; Yb Wei; W. L. Zhan; Zy Guo; Guoqing Xiao; J. Wang; Wang J; Q.J. Wang; Jx Li; Meng Wang; Z. Chen
Radioactive ion beams were produced through the projectile fragmentation induced by 69 MeV/nucleon Ar-36 primary beam on a Be-9\ target. Measurements of reaction cross sections (sigma(R)s) for 44 nuclei with A < 30 (mostly proton-rich), on carbon were performed on RIBLL (Radioactive Ion Beam Line in Lanzhou) of HIRFL (Heavy Ion Research Facility in Lanzhou) at intermediate energies around 30 MeV/nucleon by a transmission method. The experimental sigma(R) values for Al-23 and P-27 are abnormally large compared with their neighboring nuclei. Together with the previous experimental facts such as the binding energy and ground state data, it suggests anomalously large matter root-mean-square radii and proton halo structure in Al-23 and in P-27. There is an enhancement for the sigma(R) of F-17 + C-12 compared with the neighboring isotopes. Considering that the ground state of F-17 is 1d(5/2), this can indicate that there is a proton skin in F-17. The calculation of relativistic density-dependent Hartree model (RDDH) shows that the nuclei Al-23 and P-27 may have proton-halo structure and F-17 may have proton-skin structure. The significance of these measurements is discussed
Physical Review C | 2004
Z. H. Liu; M. Q. Ruan; Yuliang Zhao; Hong-Qun Zhang; F. Yang; Z. Y. Ma; C. J. Lin; B. Q. Chen; Y. W. Wu; W. L. Zhan; Zy Guo; Gq Xiao; H. Xu; Z. Y. Sun; Junqing Li; Z. J. Chen
The reaction cross sections of
Science in China Series B-Chemistry | 1999
Wenlong Zhan; Zy Guo; Guanhua Liu; Jianrong Dang; Ruirong He; Sixin Zhou; Quanmin Yin; Yixiao Luo; Yifang Wang; B. Wei; Zhiyu Sun; Guoqing Xiao; J. Wang; Shanhong Jiang; Jx Li; Xiangwei Meng; Wansheng Zhang; Lijun Qing; Q.J. Wang
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Nuclear Physics | 2001
Jieci Wang; WQ(沈文庆) Shen; ZY(朱志远) Zhu; J. Feng; Zy Guo; W. L. Zhan; Guoqing Xiao; X. Cai; DQ(方德清) Fang; HY(张虎勇) Zhang; YG(马余刚) Ma
P and the corresponding isotones on Si target were measured at intermediate energies. The measured reaction cross sections of the N=12 and 13 isotones show an abrupt increase at
PROTON EMITTING NUCLEI AND RELATED TOPICS: International Conference‐PROCON#N#2007 | 2007
C. J. Lin; X. X. Xu; Guo-Lin Zhang; F. Yang; H. Q. Zhang; Z. H. Liu; C. L. Zhang; P. Zhou; X. K. Wu; G. P. An; H. M. Jia; H. S. Xu; G Q Xiao; W. L. Zhang; Zy Guo; Z. Y. Sun; Z. G. Hu
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Physical Review C | 2014
Ying Yang; J. S. Wang; Q. Wang; D. Y. Pang; J. B. Ma; M. Huang; P. Ma; S. L. Jin; J. L. Han; Zhen Bai; L. Jin; J. Chen; Q. Hu; R. Wada; S. Mukherjee; Z. Y. Sun; R. F. Chen; X. Y. Zhang; Z. G. Hu; X. Yuan; S. W. Xu; S. Chen; X. G. Lei; L. X. Liu; W. H. Ma; S. T. Wang; D. Yan; X. H. Zhang; M. H. Zhao; Y. Zhou
. The experimental results for the isotones with
Modern Physics Letters A | 2003
Hy Zhang; WQ(沈文庆) Shen; YG(马余刚) Ma; X. Cai; DQ(方德清) Fang; C(钟晨) Zhong; Yb Wei; JG(陈金根) Chen; Xf Zhou; GL(马国亮) Ma; K Wang; Zz Ren; Wl Zhan; Zy Guo; Gq Xiao; H. Xu; J. Wang; Z. Y. Sun; Jx Li; Meng Wang; Z. Chen; Zg Xiao; W Li; Jf Li; Zhanli Hu; J Bai; Lx Chen
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Chinese Physics Letters | 2000
H. Hua; D. X. Jiang; Xiangqing Li; Tao Qian; Heyu Wu; Gen-Ming Jin; Wenlong Zhan; Limin Duan; Zhi-Guang Xiao; Zy Guo; Z. Li; Hongwei Wang; Sufang Wang
as well as
Chinese Physics Letters | 1999
De-Qing Fang; J. Feng; Xiang-Zhou Cai; Jian-Song Wang; W. Q. Shen; Yugang Ma; Yong-tai Zhu; Song-lin Li; He-yu Wu; Quan-bu Gou; Genming Jin; Wenlong Zhan; Zy Guo; Guoqing Xiao
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