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Physics

This research theme is concerned with the generation of new knowledge of exotic nuclear systems.

The research falls under the title of nuclear structure physics and the Brighton group uses the techniques of beta- and gamma-ray spectroscopy to measure excited levels in nuclei fabricated in controlled reactions. The structures observed are compared with the results of state-of-the art calculations.

Recent projects include:

  • The study of excited levels in 100Mo following the beta decay of 100Nb (at Jyvaskyla)
  • The study of isomeric states in exotic A~100 nuclei populated in the fission of 238U
  • The study of excited states in 106Zr following the beta decay of 106Y (at GSI)

Facilities we use:

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Celebrating some  exciting new data at the University of Jyvaskyla

Celebrating some exciting new data at the University of Jyvaskyla

Isotope identification plot  from a recent experiment at the GSI

Isotope identification plot from a recent experiment at the GSI

Areas of the chart of the nuclides where we work

Areas of the chart of the nuclides where we work

Gamma-ray spectrum measured at the GANIL laboratory

Gamma-ray spectrum measured at the GANIL laboratory