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Final
Scientific Programme
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09:00 09:10
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OPENING ![PDF 864 Kb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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09:10 09:30
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International
Year of Chemistry 2011 the 100th anniversary of the Nobel Prize in
Chemistry awarded to Madame Marie Curie-Skłodowska
Adam
Sobiczewski, Warsaw ![PDF 1,99 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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- 20 min
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09:30 10:15
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The Impact of
Superheavy Elements on the Chemical and Physical Sciences
Jens Volker Kratz, Mainz ![PDF 3,87 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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- 45 min
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10:15 10:55
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Superheavy elements in Dubna
Yuri Oganessian, Dubna ![PDF 2,02 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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10:55 11:15
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Coffee break
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11:15 11:45
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Physics
experiments on superheavy elements at the GSI SHIP
Sigurd Hofmann, Darmstadt ![PDF 5,6 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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11:45 12:05
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New data on production of the isotopes of element 115 in the
reaction 243Am +48Ca
Vladimir Utyonkov, Dubna ![PDF 6,7 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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- 20 min
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12:05 12:25
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The Role of Energy in the Formation of the Heaviest Elements
Charles
Folden III, College Station ![PDF 1,5 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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12:25 12:45
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Revival of deep inelastic transfer reactions for production of
neutron-rich isotopes of heavy elements
Heinz
Gäggeler,
Villigen ![PDF 1,1 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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13:00 - 14:00
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Lunch
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14:00 16:30
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Free time
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16:30 17:00
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September 6 (Tuesday), continued
Coffee break
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17:00 17:40
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Nuclear
Clusters: Superheavy, Neutron Rich, of Matter, Antimatter, Strange
Matter
Walter Greiner, Frankfurt on Main ![PDF 13,1 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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- 40 min
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17:40 18:00
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Superheavy
Element Research at the Berkeley Gas-Filled Separator
Jacklyn
Gates, Berkeley ![PDF 3,4 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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18:00 18:20
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Nuclear
orientation in fusion and synthesis of heavy elements at
sub-barrier
energy
Katsuhisa
Nishio, JAEA, Tokai ![PDF 3,1 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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18:20 18:40
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Qasifission of
superheavy composite systems in reactions with
heavy ions
Galina
Knyazheva, Dubna ![PDF 3,8 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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18:40 19:00
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Fusion
probability and survivability in estimates of heaviest nuclei production
Roman
Sagaidak, Dubna ![PDF 5,9 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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19:30 Welcome Reception
09:00 09:40
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Liquid Phase
Experiments with the Heaviest Elements
Yuichiro
Nagame, JAEA, Tokai ![PDF 4,6 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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- 40 min
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09:40 10:10
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First foot
prints of chemistry on the shore of The Island of SHE
Robert Eichler, Villigen ![PDF 3,7 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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10:10 10:40
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Gas-phase chemistry of Db with bromine
Qin Zhi, Lanzhou ![PDF 3,0 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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10:40 11:10
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FLNR Radiochemical Research. Latest Experiments
Sergey
Dmitriev, Dubna ![PDF 5,7 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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11:10 11:30
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Coffee
break
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11:30 11:50
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Superheavy element 114 is a volatile metal
AlexanderYakushev, Darmstadt
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- 20 min
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11:50 12:10
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Prospects
of SHE Chemistry Studies Using Vacuum Thermochromatography
Ivo
Zvara, Dubna ![PDF 1,3 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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12:10 12:30
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Nuclear and
Chemical Studies with Hassium Isotopes
Andreas
Türler,
Bern & Villigen ![PDF 2,7 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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12:30 12:50
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pureCOLD fast electronics for β-α-pile-up suppression first
on-line measurements
Rugard
Dressler, Villigen ![PDF 2,7 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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13:00 - 14:00
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Lunch
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14:00 16:30
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Free
time
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16:30 16:50
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September 7 (Wednesday), continued
Coffee
break
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16:50 17:30
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Recent
achievements in the electronic structure studies on
the heaviest
elements
Valeria
Pershina, Darmstadt ![PDF 970,9 kb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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- 40 min
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17:30 17:50
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The Periodic
System continued to Z=172
Pekka
Pyykko, Helsinki ![PDF 1,5 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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17:50 18:10
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Benchmark Calculations of Atomic Properties of
Elements 113 to 122
Anastasia
Borschevsky, Auckland & Darmstadt ![PDF 1,5 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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18:10 18:30
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Relativistic
DFT and ab initio calculations on the seventh-row superheavy elements:
subperiod E113-E114
Anatoly Titov, Gatchina ![PDF 12,5 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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18:30 18:50
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Adsorption
behavior of super-heavy elements (Z ≥ 112)
on
gold surfaces
Josef
Anton, Ulm
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18:50 19:10
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Relativistic
Effects Alter the Periodicity of Superheavy Elements
Jun
Li, Beijing
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09:00 09:40
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Superheavy element research at GSI
Christoph Düllmann, Mainz & Darmstadt ![PDF 10,5 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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- 40 min
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09:40 10:00
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Extraction
Chromatographic Studies of Rutherfordium Homologs using Crown Ether Based
Resins
Megan
Bennett, Livermore ![PDF 951 Kb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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10:00 10:20
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Automated
Chemistry Efforts for Aqueous Chemistry Studies of the Heaviest Elements
Roger
Henderson, Livermore ![PDF 776 Kb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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10:20 10:40
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Preparation
and characterization of actinide targets for superheavy element production
Klaus
Eberhardt, Mainz ![PDF 3,2 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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10:40 11:00
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Production of 265Sg for chemical studies using the
gas-jet transport system coupled to the RIKEN gas-filled recoil ion separator
Hiromitsu
Haba, Nishina, Wako ![PDF 1,9 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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11:00 11:20
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Coffee
break
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11:20 12:00
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Spectroscopy
of very heavy nuclei
Rolf-Dietmar
Herzberg, Liverpool ![PDF 5,03 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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- 40 min
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12:00 12:20
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Multi-Coincidence Spectroscopy of SHE using the TASISpec
Setup
Lise-Lotte
Andersson, Liverpool ![PDF 4,01 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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12:20 12:40
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270Ds and Its Decay
Products Decay Properties and
Experimental Masses
Dieter
Ackermann, Darmstadt ![PDF 7,1 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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12:40 13:00
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Alpha-gamma and high-resolution fine-structure
spectroscopy
for the heaviest nuclei
Masato
Asai, JAEA, Tokai ![PDF 904 kb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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13:00 - 14:00
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Lunch
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14:00 16:30
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Free
time
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16:30 17:00
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September 8 (Thursday), continued
Coffee
break
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17:00 17:30
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Properties of
superheavy nuclei
Adam
Sobiczewski, Warsaw ![PDF 1,2 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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- 30 min
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17:30 17:50
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Dynamical
mechanism of fusion-fission process in superheavy
mass
region
Yoshihiro
Aritomo, JAEA, Tokai & FLNR, Dubna ![PDF 8,9 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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17:50 18:10
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Decay
properties and stability of heaviest elements
Alexander
Karpov, Dubna ![PDF 4,9 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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18:10 18:40
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Did Nature
Produce Superheavy Elements?
Friedrich-K.
Thielemann, Basel ![PDF 5,7 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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18:40 19:00
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SHE formation
in rapid nucleosynthesis and nuclear reaction rates
Igor
Panov, Moscow ![PDF 7,1 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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20:00 Poster
Session
09:00 09:40
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A survey of
super-heavy elements from a theoretical perspective
Paul-Gerhard Reinhard, Erlangen ![PDF 1,5 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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- 40 min
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09:40 10:00
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Heavy and
superheavy neutron-rich nuclei
Valery
Zagrebaev, Dubna ![PDF 7,1 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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10:00 10:20
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Nuclear mass
exploration at the doorway to the region of superheavy elements
Enrique Minaya Ramirez, Darmstadt ![PDF 1,6 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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10:20 10:40
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Coffee
break
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10:40 11:10
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Study of the
heaviest elements at RIKEN, status and perspective
Kosuke
Morita, Nishina, Wako ![PDF 2,9 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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- 30 min
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11:10 11:40
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Prospects for JINR development
Mikhail
Itkis, Dubna ![PDF 5,5 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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11:40 12:10
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Transactinide research at GSI
Christoph Scheidenberger, Darmstadt ![PDF 3,5 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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12:10 12:40
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Super Heavy Elements research at GANIL: Past and Future
Sidney
Gales, Caen ![PDF 16,5 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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12:40 13:10
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Capabilities
and priorities for transactinide research and related actinide target
development at Oak Ridge National Laboratory
James B.
Roberto, Oak Ridge ![PDF 4,5 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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13:10 - 14:00
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Lunch
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15:00 Excursion
Banquet
09:00 09:20
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Thermal
release of p-elements from metal matrices
David Wittwer, Bern & Villigen ![PDF 860 Kb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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- 20 min
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09:20 09:40
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Metal-Carbonyl-Complexes: A Metal-Organic Compound
Class within the Reach of Transactinide Chemistry
Julia
Even, Mainz & Darmstadt
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09:40 10:00
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Development of
a surface ionizer to measure the first ionization potential of Lr
Nozomi Sato, JAEA, Tokai ![PDF 1,9 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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10:00 10:20
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Spectroscopy
of very heavy elements at the limits with the Super Separator Spectrometer S3
Benoit Gall, Strasbourg
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10:20 10:40
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SHELLS -
Separator for Heavy Element Spectroscopy
Alexander
Yeremin, Dubna ![PDF 3,8 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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10:40 11:00
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SAGE
Spectrometer: Status and First Results
Philippos
Papadakis, Liverpool ![PDF 11,4 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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11:00 11:20
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Coffee
break
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11:20 11:40
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Mass spectrometer MASHA testing results on the
heavy ion beam
Alexander
Rodin, Dubna ![PDF 1,1 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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- 20 min
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11:40 12:00
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Limits of angular momentum in heavy evaporation residues
using HYRA gas-filled separator and TIFR 4π spin spectrometer
at IUAC, New Delhi
Madhavan
Narayanasamy, New Delhi ![PDF 2,1 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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12:00 12:20
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Using
Monte Carlo Methods to Estimate Super Heavy Element Event Random
Probabilities
Mark
Stoyer, Livermore ![PDF 713 Kb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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12:20 12:40
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Accelerator Mass Spectrometry and Its Measurements for Long-lived
Heavy and Transactinide Nuclides
Shan Jiang, Beijing ![PDF 2,89 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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12:40 13:00
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Decay modes
and a limit of existence of nuclei in the nuclear
mass region
Hiroyuki
Koura, JAEA, Tokai ![PDF 3,7 Mb](images/icon_pdf.gif)
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13:00 - 14:00
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Lunch
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14:00 17:00
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Free
time
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17:00 17:30
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Coffee
break
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17:30
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ROUND
TABLE
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18:30
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CLOSING
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