Hirschegg '96:

EXTREMES OF NUCLEAR STRUCTURE

Waldemar-Petersen-Haus, Hirschegg, Kleinwalsertal
JANUARY 15-20, 1996

PROGRAM

MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1996
Morning 9 a.m. - 12 a.m.

• P. Armbruster (Darmstadt)
  GSI experiments on the synthesis of superheavy elements
• Yu. Lazarev (Dubna)
  Nuclear structure at the top of the nuclear chart: discovery of the shell closures N=162 and Z=108
  B R E A K
  
  

• A. Türler (Villigen)
  OLGA, an on-line separator to study chemical and nuclear properties of heaviest elements
  

• A. Sobiczewski (Warsaw)
  Masses and half-lives of superheavy elements
  

• J.F. Berger (Bruyères-le-Châtel)
  HFB calculations with the Gogny force on superheavy elements and 68Ni - 78Ni
  

• H. Nifenecker (Grenoble)
  Physics with fission-fragments beams
  

  K.-H. Schmidt (Darmstadt)
  Fission of radioactive ion beams

• G. Bollen (Geneva)
  Direct mass measurements at ISOLDE
  

• O. Klepper (Darmstadt)
  Measurements of nuclear masses and half-lives in the storage ring ESR
  
  B R E A K

• S. Issmer (Munich)
  Mass measurements at A=80 isobars with SARA
  

• B. Blank (Bordeaux)
  Spectroscopy of light- and medium-mass proton-rich nuclei
  

• W. Benenson (East Lansing)
  Upgrade plans at the National
• Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory
  

  P. Roussel-Chomaz (Caen)
  Elastic scattering and charge exchange with radioactive beams
  

• J. Dobaczewski (Warsaw)
  Pairing effects in nuclei near the neutron drip line

• B. Jonson (Göteborg)
  Halo nuclei
  

  G. Bertsch (Seattle)
  Halo nuclei (theory)
  

  B R E A K

• M. Thoennessen (East Lansing)
  Nuclear structure of particle-unstable nuclei
  

• H. Esbensen (Argonne)
  Momentum distributions in breakup reactions
  

• H. Lenske (Giessen)
  Halo dynamics at the proton and neutron drip lines
  

• J.S. Vaagen (Bergen)
  New modes of halo excitation in 6He
  

• I. Thompson (Surrey)
  Two-neutron and two-proton bound states in new halo nuclei
  

• A.N. Ostrowski (Caen)
  Spectroscopy of light exotic nuclei
  

THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1996
Morning, 9 a.m. - 12.00 a.m.

• D. Guerreau (Caen)
  Present and future radioactive-beam studies at GANIL: from SISSI to SPIRAL
  

• M. Huyse (Leuven)
  Radioactive-beam experiments at the ARENAS3 project: past, present und future
  
  B R E A K

• P.J. Woods (Edinburgh)
  Low energy RNB experiments and high granularity/new generation silicon detector arrays
  

• M. Lewitowicz (Caen)
  Study of short-lived isomers produced in the fragmentation-like reactions
  

• K. Rykaczewski (Warsaw and Geneva)
  Beta decay in the 100Sn region: experiments and calculations
  

• J. Friese (Munich)
  100Sn and beyond
  

  W. Mittig (Caen)
  100Sn mass measurements

• K.L. Kratz (Mainz)
  The astrophysical r-process: a stellar laboratory for nuclear physics near the neutron drip line
  

• M. Bernas (Orsay)
  238U projectile fission and discovery of 78Ni
  
  B R E A K

• P. Van Duppen (Leuven)
  A study of 78Ni at an on-line mass separator: utopia or reality ?
  

• O. Sorlin (Orsay)
  Nuclear astrophysics with n-rich nuclei

• J. Äystö (Jyväskylä)
  Extreme neutron-rich nuclei studied via fission using the on-line mass separator IGISOL
  

• J. Terasaki (Brussels)
  Self-consistent study of nuclei close to the drip lines including triaxial quadrupole deformations
  

• G. Walter (Strasbourg)
  Neutron-rich nuclei near closed shells: nuclear structure and weak decay rates
  

• E. Roeckl (Darmstadt)
  Study of the $\beta$-decay of the very neutron-deficient isotopes 36Ca, 37Ca and 40Ti
  

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