Recent Upgrades of the SHIPTRAP Setup: On the Finish Line Towards Direct Mass Spectroscopy of Superheavy Elements | Zendy

F. Giacoppo | Zendy; K. Blaum | Zendy; M. Block | Zendy; Premaditya Chhetri | Zendy; Ch. E. Düllmann | Zendy; C. Droese | Zendy; S. Eliseev | Zendy; P. Filianin | Zendy; Stefan Götz | Zendy; Yu. I. Gusev | Zendy; F. Herfurth | Zendy; F. P. Heßberger | Zendy; O. Kaleja | Zendy; J. Khuyagbaatar | Zendy; M. Laatiaoui | Zendy; F. Lautenschläger | Zendy; Christian Lorenz | Zendy; G. Marx | Zendy; E. Minaya Ramirez | Zendy; A. K. Mistry | Zendy; Yu. N. Novikov | Zendy; W. R. Plaß | Zendy; S. Raeder | Zendy; D. Rodrı́guez | Zendy; D. Rudolph | Zendy; L. G. Sarmiento | Zendy; C. Scheidenberger | Zendy; L. Schweikhard | Zendy; P. Thirolf | Zendy; A. Yakushev | Zendy

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Recent Upgrades of the SHIPTRAP Setup: On the Finish Line Towards Direct Mass Spectroscopy of Superheavy Elements

Author(s) -

F. Giacoppo,

K. Blaum,

M. Block,

Premaditya Chhetri,

Ch. E. Düllmann,

C. Droese,

S. Eliseev,

P. Filianin,

Stefan Götz,

Yu. I. Gusev,

F. Herfurth,

F. P. Heßberger,

O. Kaleja,

J. Khuyagbaatar,

M. Laatiaoui,

F. Lautenschläger,

Christian Lorenz,

G. Marx,

E. Minaya Ramirez,

A. K. Mistry,

Yu. N. Novikov,

W. R. Plaß,

S. Raeder,

D. Rodrı́guez,

D. Rudolph,

L. G. Sarmiento,

C. Scheidenberger,

L. Schweikhard,

P. Thirolf,

A. Yakushev

Publication year - 2017

Publication title -

acta physica polonica b

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.331

H-Index - 63

eISSN - 1509-5770

pISSN - 0587-4254

DOI - 10.5506/aphyspolb.48.423

Subject(s) - physics , upgrade , nuclear physics , spectroscopy , spectrometer , penning trap , mass spectrometry , line (geometry) , neutron , nuclear engineering , atomic physics , electron , optics , geometry , mathematics , quantum mechanics , computer science , engineering , operating system

With the Penning-trap mass spectrometer SHIPTRAP at GSI, Darmstadt, it is possible to investigate exotic nuclei in the region of the heaviest elements. Few years ago, challenging experiments led to the direct measurements of the masses of neutron-deficient isotopes with Z = 102; 103 around N = 152. Thanks to recent advances in cooling and ion-manipulation techniques, a major technical upgrade of the setup has been recently accomplished to boost its efficiency. At present, the gap to reach more rare and shorter-lived species at the limits of the nuclear landscape has been narrowed.

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