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nucl-ex2022

$^{54}$ Fe( $d$ , $p$ ) $^{55}$ Fe and the evolution of single neutron energies in the $N = 29$ isotones

L. A. Riley, I. C. S. Hay, L. T. Baby +13

A measurement of the $^{54}$ Fe( $d$ , $p$ ) $^{55}$ Fe reaction at 16 MeV was performed using the Florida State University Super-Enge Split-Pole Spectrograph to determine single-neutron…

nucl-ex2024

Suppressed Electric Quadrupole Collectivity in $^{49}$ Ti

T. J. Gray, J. M. Allmond, C. Benetti +34

Single-step Coulomb excitation of $^{46, 48, 49, 50}$ Ti is presented. A complete set of $E 2$ matrix elements for the quintuplet of states in $^{49}$ Ti, centered on the $2^{+}$ core exci…

nucl-ex2024

$^{11}$ B states above the $I^\pm$ -decay threshold studied via $^{10}$ B $(d, p)^{11}$ B

A. N. Kuchera, G. Ryan, G. Selby +12

The resonance region of $^{11}$ B covering excitation energies from 8.4 MeV to 13.6 MeV was investigated with the $(d, p)$ reaction performed on an enriched $^{10}$ B target at the Fl…

physics.ins-det2023

The CeBrA demonstrator for particle- $I^^{3}$ coincidence experiments at the FSU Super-Enge Split-Pole Spectrograph

A. L. Conley, B. Kelly, M. Spieker +30

We report on a highly selective experimental setup for particle- $I^^{3}$ coincidence experiments at the Super-Enge Split-Pole Spectrograph (SE-SPS) of the John D. Fox Superconducting L…

nucl-ex2023

$g_{9/2}$ neutron strength in the $N = 29$ isotones and the $^{52}$ Cr( $d, p$ ) $^{53}$ Cr reaction

L. A. Riley, D. T. Simms, L. T. Baby +12

We performed a measurement of the $^{52}$ Cr $(d, p)^{53}$ Cr reaction at 16 MeV using the Florida State University Super-Enge Split-Pole Spectrograph (SE-SPS) and observed 26 states.…

nucl-ex2021

$^{50}$ Ti( $d$ , $p$ ) $^{51}$ Ti, single neutron energies in the $N = 29$ isotones and the $N = 32$ subshell closure

L. A. Riley, 1 J. M. Nebel-Crosson, 1 K. T. Macon +9

A measurement of the $^{50}$ Ti( $d$ , $p$ ) $^{51}$ Ti reaction at 16 MeV was performed using a Super Enge Split Pole Spectrograph to measure the magnitude of the $N = 32$ subshell gap in…

nucl-ex2026

Properties of states in \textsuperscript{19}Ne important for the \textsuperscript{18}F $(p, I^\pm)$ \textsuperscript{15}O reaction rate

K. H. Pham, D. Mumma, C. M. Deibel +22

Observation of the 511-keV positron-annihilation line would be a powerful probe of classical novae, with the primary source of positrons likely from the $Î²^+$ decay of \textsupers…

nucl-ex2024

Single-Neutron Adding on $^{34}$ S

A. N. Kuchera, C. R. Hoffman, G. Ryan +25

Purpose: Single-neutron adding data was collected in order to determine the distribution of the single-neutron strength of the $0 f_{7/2}$ , $1 p_{3/2}$ , $1 p_{1/2}$ and $0 f_{5/2}$ orb…

Publications (8)

54Fe(d,p)55Fe and the evolution of single neutron energies in the N=29 isotones

Suppressed Electric Quadrupole Collectivity in 49Ti

11B states above the I^±-decay threshold studied via 10B(d,p)11B

The CeBrA demonstrator for particle-I^3 coincidence experiments at the FSU Super-Enge Split-Pole Spectrograph

g9/2​ neutron strength in the N=29 isotones and the 52Cr(d,p)53Cr reaction

50Ti(d,p)51Ti, single neutron energies in the N=29 isotones and the N=32 subshell closure

Properties of states in \textsuperscript{19}Ne important for the \textsuperscript{18}F(p,I^±)\textsuperscript{15}O reaction rate

Single-Neutron Adding on 34S

$^{54}$ Fe( $d$ , $p$ ) $^{55}$ Fe and the evolution of single neutron energies in the $N = 29$ isotones

Suppressed Electric Quadrupole Collectivity in $^{49}$ Ti

$^{11}$ B states above the $I^\pm$ -decay threshold studied via $^{10}$ B $(d, p)^{11}$ B

The CeBrA demonstrator for particle- $I^^{3}$ coincidence experiments at the FSU Super-Enge Split-Pole Spectrograph

$g_{9/2}$ neutron strength in the $N = 29$ isotones and the $^{52}$ Cr( $d, p$ ) $^{53}$ Cr reaction

$^{50}$ Ti( $d$ , $p$ ) $^{51}$ Ti, single neutron energies in the $N = 29$ isotones and the $N = 32$ subshell closure

Properties of states in \textsuperscript{19}Ne important for the \textsuperscript{18}F $(p, I^\pm)$ \textsuperscript{15}O reaction rate

Single-Neutron Adding on $^{34}$ S