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Perspectives in Heavy Ion Physics cover

These proceedings present the most recent progress made by Japanese and Italian researchers in the field of heavy ion physics. They cover both experimental and theoretical aspects from low energies (Tandem Van de Graaff accelerators) to medium energies (LINAC, Cyclotrons) up to relativistic energies (LHC at CERN).

The majority of the experiments presented have been performed in the two largest Italian laboratories: LNL, Legnaro-Padova, with the Tandem + SC Linac (ALPI); LNS, Catania, with the Tandem + SC Cyclotron; and in one of the largest Japanese facilities: RIKEN, Saitama, with the Ring Cyclotron.

The future Italian developments with relativistic heavy ions at LHC (CERN) are also presented, as well as experiments in collaboration with other laboratories, like JAERI, CNS (University of Tokyo), the Tandem Accelerator Center (Tsukuba), GANIL (France), and the Accelerator Laboratory in Munich, Germany.

The highlights of the proceedings, and the area in which most experimental efforts are presently involved, are: research with radioactive ion beams at RIKEN with the RIPS separator; spectroscopy study at LNL with the GASP/EUROBALL 4πγ spectrometers; and intermediate energy hysics (deep inelastic, fragmentation) at LNS.

Also presented are the future trends in Japan at RIKEN, RiBeam Factory, and JHP at KEK, and in Italy EXCYT at LNS and SPES at LNL. All these new developments are strongly connected with production and subsequent exploitation of radioactive ion beams, and offer a very promising, fertile future.


Contents:
  • Nuclear Moment Measurements with Polarized Radioactive Beams (K Asahi)
  • Giant Monopole States in Nuclei Near Drip Lines (H Sagawa)
  • Monte Carlo Shell Model Calculations for Stable and Unstable Nuclei (T Otsuka)
  • Influence of Break-Up on Fusion of 9,11Be + 209Bi (F Soramel)
  • Novel Features of Low Energy Heavy Ion Reactions (L Corradi)
  • Exotic Structure of Light Unstable Nuclei Revealed by Coulomb Dissociation and Capture Reactions (A Mengoni)
  • Nuclear Caloric Curve (G Raciti)
  • Explosive Nucleosynthesis in Hydrogen Burning (S Kubono)
  • RI Beam Factory Project at RIKEN (T Kishida)
  • Status and Perspectives of the LNS Heavy Ion Facility (L Calabretta)
  • and other papers

Readership: Nuclear physicists.