Performance test of detection system for $\beta-\gamma$ spectroscopy at RIBF
ORAL
Abstract
In RIBF at RIKEN, the nuclear structure in the region of heavy neutron rich nuclei is studied with high intensity U-beam. We will research decay-schemes and excited states of nuclei through the $\beta-\gamma$ spectroscopy. We install 10 Double-sided Silicon Strip Detectors, DSSDs, as active stopper at the end of the beam-line. When the secondly beam particles are implanted into the DSSDs, we measure the energy loss and the stopping position of particles in the DSSDs. Then $\beta$ decay is detected by the DSSDs. Clover-type Ge detectors are arranged around DSSD to measure an energy of $\beta$-delayed gamma-ray. To veto the $\beta$-ray, thin plastic scintillator is placed on the front of each Clover. In addition, BGO, high-density scintillator, are arranged around each Clover to decrease background from Compton-scattering. We will report the performance test of these detectors and read out electronics with standard sources.
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Authors
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Kenta Yoshinaga
Tokyo University of Science
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Toshiyuki Sumikama
Tokyo University of Science
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Hiroshi Watanabe
RIKEN
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Shunji Nishimura
RIKEN
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Junsei Chiba
Tokyo University of Science
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Yuki Miyasita
Tokyo University of Science