Study of transfer-like fragments for $^{136}Xe$+$^{209} Bi/^{176}Yb$: Prospect for multinucleon transfer reactions at IGISOL

Kumar, Deepak; Dickel, T.; Zadvornaya, A.; Kankainen, A.; Beliuskina, O.

doi:10.1051/epjconf/202430601036

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GSI-2024-00872

Study of transfer-like fragments for $^{136}Xe$+$^{209} Bi/^{176}Yb$: Prospect for multinucleon transfer reactions at IGISOL

Kumar, D. (Corresponding author)GSI* ; Dickel, T.GSI* ; Zadvornaya, A. ; Beliuskina, O. ; Kankainen, A.

2024
EDP Sciences Les Ulis

EPJ Web of Conferences, 306, 01036
Fusion23 Conference, Shizuoka, Japan, 19 Nov 2023 - 24 Nov 2023 Les Ulis : EDP Sciences, The European physical journal / Web of Conferences 306, 01036 pp. (2024) [10.1051/epjconf/202430601036]

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Abstract: Multinucleon transfer (MNT) reactions have been demonstrated as a promising pathway to produce and study very neutron-rich heavy nuclei, which can enhance our understanding of the nuclear structural features relevant to the -process. Translead fragments were produced from the MNT reaction approach using Xe+ Bi at IGISOL utilizing an MNT gas cell. The Bi, Po, Po, and Po nuclei have been observed prominently in the ??-decay spectrum. The Geant4 simulation, which played a crucial role in optimizing the experimental parameters, reveals broader angular-energy distributions of MNT fragments released from a thick target compared to those observed from the GRAZING and Langevin models for a mono-energetic beam. Comparative yield analyses of MNT fragments for Xe+ Bi and Xe+ Yb reactions estimated using Geant4 Simulation as well as analytical formula support the production of many neutron-rich unknown mass nuclei in the rare-earth region.

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