U.S.-Australia Cooperation: Excited-State g-factor Measurements in Exotic Nuclei

INT 9973201Mantica该奖项支持密歇根州立大学国家超级计算回旋实验室和澳大利亚国立大学(ANU)核物理系的研究人员之间的合作。该奖项为9528844财年提供补充资金，以增加一个国际组成部分，即与澳大利亚的合作。拟议的合作将提供一个独特的机会，将两个小组的知识结合起来，进一步加强对远离稳定性的原子核磁性的理解。美国PI保罗·曼蒂卡安排了一个与ANU合作的机会，在密歇根州立大学的加速器设施关闭期间，使用稳定的光束进行测量。澳大利亚国立大学的研究人员有一个久负盛名的国际公认的项目，为密歇根州立大学的团队提供补充的实验机会。这笔补充资金将支持国际和平研究所和两名美国研究生前往澳大利亚，利用澳大利亚国立大学核物理系的14-UD加速器计划和执行实验。一旦加速器设施升级完成，将在密歇根州立大学进行不稳定束流的补充测量。

INT 9973201ManticaThis award supports collaboration between researchers at the National Supercomputing Cyclotron Laboratory at Michigan State University and the Department of Nuclear Physics, Australian National University (ANU). This award provides supplemental funding to PHY 9528844 to allow addition of an international component, collaborative work with Australia. The proposed collaboration will provide a unique opportunity to combine the knowledge of both groups to further enhance the understanding of magnetic properties of nuclei far away from stability. The U.S. PI, Paul Mantica, has arranged an opportunity for work with ANU to perform measurements with stable beams during the period that the accelerator facilities at Michigan State are shut down. Researchers at ANU have a well-established and internationally recognized program that provides complementary experimental opportunities for the MSU group. This supplemental funding will support travel to Australia by the PI and two US graduate students to plan and perform experiments using the 14-UD accelerator in the Department of Nuclear Physics at ANU. Complementary measurements with unstable beams would be performed at MSU once the upgrade of the accelerator facility is complete.