Observation and spectroscopy of proton-unbound nucleus Al
arXiv:2406.04771 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.110.L031301
Abstract
We report on the observation of previously-unknown isotope Al, the first unbound aluminum isotope located beyond the proton dripline. The Al nucleus decays by one-proton (1p) emission, and its in-flight decays were detected by tracking trajectories of all decay products with micro-strip silicon detectors. The 1p-emission processes were studied by analyses of the measured angular correlations of decay products Mg+p. The 1p-decay energies of ground and low-lying excited states of Al, its mass excess and proton separation energy value = MeV were determined.
arXiv comment6 pages, 7 figures
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