Mass measurements of singly and highly charged radioactive ions at TITAN: A new  Q EC  ‐value measurement of  10 C | Zendy

Kwiatkowski Anna A. | Zendy; Chaudhuri Ankur | Zendy; Chowdhury Usman | Zendy; Gallant Aaron T. | Zendy; Macdonald Tegan D. | Zendy; Schultz Bradley E. | Zendy; Simon Martin C. | Zendy; Dilling Jens | Zendy

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Mass measurements of singly and highly charged radioactive ions at TITAN: A new Q EC ‐value measurement of 10 C

Author(s) -

Kwiatkowski Anna A.,

Chaudhuri Ankur,

Chowdhury Usman,

Gallant Aaron T.,

Macdonald Tegan D.,

Schultz Bradley E.,

Simon Martin C.,

Dilling Jens

Publication year - 2013

Publication title -

annalen der physik

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 1.009

H-Index - 68

eISSN - 1521-3889

pISSN - 0003-3804

DOI - 10.1002/andp.201300039

Subject(s) - titan (rocket family) , physics , spectrometer , nuclear physics , common emitter , mass spectrometry , ion , atomic physics , astrobiology , optics , optoelectronics , quantum mechanics

Superallowed β‐decay strengths or corrected F t values provide some of the most stringent limits for physics beyond the standard three‐quark model. For this reason, the Q E C ‐value 10 C has been measured and found to be 3468.31(51) keV with the TITAN Penning trap mass spectrometer. The facility is unique in coupling such an online spectrometer to a charge breeder, permitting a mass measurement of another superallowed β‐emitter, 74 Rb, in the 8+ charge state. An overview of the TITAN facility and recent highlights are presented alongside the new Q E C ‐value determination of 10 C.

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