Frontiers of Nuclear Structure: Berkeley, California, 29 July-2 August 2002

, by Fallon, Paul; Clark, Rod; Fallon, Paul; Clark, Rod; National Science Foundation (U. S.)

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ISBN: 9780735401167 | 0735401160
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The conference was devoted to the latest research and developments in nuclear structure physics, in particular the investigation of the way that the structure and fundamental excitations of nuclei change with angular momentum, isospin, excitation energy, and mass. This volume provides a broad overview of contemporary topics in this active field of research.

Preface	p. ix
Committees	p. xi
Exhibitors and Sponsors	p. xii
Group Photo	p. xiii
Highly Deformed Rotational Structures in A-40 Nuclei	p. 1
Linking of Yrast and Excited Superdeformed Bands in [superscript 152]Dy	p. 9
Very Extended Shapes in [superscript 108]Cd: Evidence for the Occupation of "Hyper-Intruder" Orbitals	p. 17
Multiple Superdeformed Bands in Sr, Y, and Zr Nuclei	p. 25
Rotational Damping and Compound Formation in Warm Rotating Nuclei	p. 32
Damping in Yb Nuclei	p. 40
Isomers and E0 Transitions as a Probe of Triple Shape Coexistence in [superscript 188]Pb	p. 47
Shape Coexistence at the Outer Edges of Stability	p. 55
Gamma-Ray Spectroscopy of Very Neutron-Deficient Bi Isotopes	p. 63
Proton Radioactivity Studies at ATLAS	p. 71
Recent Results of Proton Drip-Line Studies at the HRIBF Recoil Mass Spectrometer	p. 77
First Observation of Two-Proton Radioactivity of [superscript 45]Fe	p. 83
Limits of the Energy-Spin Phase Space beyond the Proton Drip Line: Entry Distributions of Pt and Au Isobars	p. 91
Periodic Orbits and Deformed Shell Structure	p. 98
Gross Shell Structure of Moments of Inertia	p. 105
First Low-Temperature Measurement of the Giant Dipole Resonance Width in Sn	p. 113
The High Energy Photons from Very Symmetric Reactions: The Giant Dipole Resonance in [superscript 179]Au Nucleus	p. 121
The Nuclear Liquid-Vapor Phase Transition: Equilibrium between Phases or Free Decay in Vacuum?	p. 129
Thermodynamical Properties of [superscript 56]Fe	p. 136
Critical Point Symmetries and Phase Transitions in Finite Nuclei	p. 144
Left-Handed Nuclei	p. 151
Sensitive Criterion for Chirality: Chiral Doublet Bands in [superscript 104]Rh[subscript 59]	p. 160
Triaxiality and the Wobbling Mode of Strongly Deformed Nuclei	p. 169
Possible Triaxial Superdeformation in [superscript 174]Hf	p. 177
Magnetic Rotation in [superscript 196]Pb	p. 184
Frontiers of the Nuclear Shell Model	p. 190
Toward Coupled-Cluster Implementations in Nuclear Structure	p. 197
Excited Bands in Fixed CNS Configurations	p. 205
Relativistic Mean-Field and RPA Description of Exotic Nuclear Structure	p. 211
Beta Decay Studies of Neutron-Rich Nuclides Near N=32	p. 219
g-Factor Measurements of Isomeric States in Neutron-Rich Nuclei	p. 226
Beta Decay of [superscript 72]Co and Excited Levels in [superscript 72]Ni	p. 233
Odd-Odd N=Z Nuclei and np Pairing	p. 241
There Is Nothing as Odd as N=Z Odd-Odd Nuclei	p. 247
Nuclear Structure Near the Drip Line Using Large [gamma]-Ray Detector Arrays	p. 253
High-Spin Studies of N-Z Nuclei in the Mass 70 Region	p. 261
Isospin Mixing in the N=Z Nucleus [superscript 54]Co	p. 269
The Masses of A [approximate] 60-70 Nuclei Close to the N=Z Line	p. 275
Single-Particle Structure Observed in Radioactive-Beam Experiments	p. 283
The Halo Nucleus [superscript 14]Be and the Unbound Nucleus [superscript 13]Be	p. 289
Low-Lying Dipole Strength in [superscript 20]O	p. 295
Quadrupole Collectivity in Neutron-Rich Light Nuclei	p. 303
[gamma]-Spectroscopy of Carbon and Oxygen Isotopes at the Neutron Drip-Line	p. 311
New Results on [superscript 8]B and [superscript 23]O Ground State Properties	p. 315
The Study of Excited States in [superscript 12]N with Radioactive Ion Beams from BEARS	p. 323
Insights into Nuclear Molecules and Exotic Nuclear Shapes from Studies of the Heavy Ion Radiative Capture Reaction	p. 329
The Rare Isotope Accelerator Project	p. 335
GRETA--Gamma-Ray Energy Tracking Array	p. 343
Miniball: A Gamma-Ray Spectrometer with Position-Sensitive Ge Detectors for Nuclear Structure Studies at REX-ISOLDE	p. 349
Gamma-Ray Tracking with the MARS Detector	p. 357
Nuclear Structure Physics with a Free Electon Laser	p. 365
Progress in Transfermium Spectroscopy	p. 373
Probing the Gateway to Superheavy Nuclei in Cranked Relativistic Hartree-Bogoliubov Theory	p. 379
High-Spin Isomers, Residual Interactions, and Octupole Correlations in the N=128 Isotones: [superscript 211]Bi, [superscript 212]Po, and [superscript 213]At	p. 386
High-Spin Study of Octupole-Deformed [superscript 222]Th and Reduction of the Background from Prompt Fission	p. 394
Nuclear Structure Studies with Neutron-Rich RIBS at the HRIBF	p. 401
Structure of Neutron-Rich Nuclei in A-100 Region Observed in Fusion-Fission Reactions	p. 408
Intruder and Multiphonon States in [superscript 108]Cd	p. 416
The Highs and Lows of the A=100 Region: Vibration-to-Rotation Evolution in Mo and Ru Isotopes	p. 422
List of Attendees	p. 429
Author Index	p. 445
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