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Type of Document Dissertation
Author Boutachkov, Plamen
Author's Email Address pboutach@nd.edu
URN etd-03242005-005431
Title TOWARD UNDERSTANDING OF THE NUCLEAR FORCE VIA DETAILED SPECTROSCOPY OF $^{208}$Bi AND DEVELOPMENT OF NEW TECHNIQUES FOR STUDIES OF NEUTRON RICH EXOTIC NUCLEI: SPECTROSCOPY OF $^{7}$He.
Degree Doctor of Philosophy
Department Physics
Advisory Committee
Advisor Name Title
Ani Aprahamian Committee Member
Mitch Wayne Committee Member
Philippe Collon Committee Member
Stefan Frauendorf Committee Member
Keywords
  • RIB experimrnts
  • isobaric analog states
  • new experimental techiques
  • spectroscopy of 7He and 208Bi
  • nuclear structure
  • neutron rich nuclei
Date of Defense 2005-03-16
Availability unrestricted
Abstract
This thesis is an experimental study of the nuclear force. In the first part of the thesis the single particle structure of $^{208}$Bi is studied

via the $gamma-gamma$ coincidence technique. This experimental data provides information about the residual particle-hole interaction in the Lead region. In the second part of the thesis the structure of $^7$He is studied. The experimental study of $^7$He was motivated by experimental evidence for reduction of the spin-orbit force in the above nucleus. To study the $^7$He structure two new experimental techniques were developed. The new data obtained with these techniques showed that there is no reduction of the spin orbit force in $^7$He. It is shown that the developed methods can be used to study other exotic neutron rich nuclei. The techniques are described in details in this work and future prospectives are given.

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