TASCA 04
3rd Workshop on Recoil Separator for Superheavy Element Chemistry
August 27, 2004, GSI, Darmstadt, Germany
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Photo: G. Otto/ GSI
Scope, Topics & Organization (pdf-file)
Program (pdf-file)
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Contributions
Nuclear Aspects of Superheavy Elements
| Recent results from Dubna – A. Popeko | |
| Studies of the reaction 48Ca + 238U @ BGS – K.E. Gregorich | |
| Recent results of SHE research using GARIS at RIKEN – K. Morimoto | |
| Elements 107, 110, 111 studied in cold fusion reactions @ BGS – C.M. Folden | |
| Nuclear structure studies @ gas-filled separators – P. Kuusiniemi |
Chemical Aspects of Superheavy Elements
| Status of the element 112 experiment – H.W. Gäggeler | |
| Gas-phase chemistry and the RTC @ BGS – Ch. Düllmann | |
| Perspectives and challenges for solution chemistry @ BGS – R. Sudowe | |
| Liquid-phase chemistry with SISAK using preseparated activity – J.P. Omtvedt | |
| Plans for gas-phase chemistry @ TASCA – A. Yakushev | |
| Gas-phase and vacuum chromatography @ TASCA – R. Eichler | |
| Electrochemistry of preseparated SHE – H.Hummrich |
Experience with gas-filled separators and new projects
| RITU @ JYFL – J. Uusitalo | |
| Operation of the GARIS (and chemistry plans) – D. Kaji | |
| Status of the new separator project at JYFL – M. Leino | |
| Nuclear structure studies with a RTC – K.E. Gregorich |
TASCA@GSI
| Present and future beams for SHE research at the GSI – W. Barth | |
| Envisaged first TASCA configuration - A. Semchenkov | |
| Detectors and Data Acquisition @ TASCA – D. Ackermann |