Experimental studies of unbound neutron-rich nuclei

Abstract

The three-body description of two-neutron halo nuclei relies on the two-body interactions between the constituents. In order to provide constraints on calculations devoted to ${}^{14}$Be and ${}^{17}$B, neutron unbound states of ${}^{13}$Be and ${}^{16}$B have been investigated by one-proton knockout. The experimental techniques and results are discussed here.

9 pages, 3 figures. Invited contribution to "Critcal Stability III", ECT*, Trento, Italy, September 2003. To appear in a special issue of Few-Body Systems

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