Status and performances of the FAZIA project

M. -F. Rivet; E. Bonnet; B. Borderie; R. Bougault; P. Edelbruck; N. Le Neindre; S. Barlini; S. Carboni; G. Casini; E. Rosato; G. Tortone

doi:10.1088/1742-6596/420/1/012160

Status and performances of the FAZIA project

Instrumentation and Detectors 2015-06-11 v1 Nuclear Experiment

Authors: M. -F. Rivet , E. Bonnet , B. Borderie , R. Bougault , P. Edelbruck , N. Le Neindre , S. Barlini , S. Carboni , G. Casini , E. Rosato , G. Tortone

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Abstract

FAZIA is designed for detailed studies of the isospin degree of freedom, extending to the limits the isotopic identification of charged products from nuclear collisions when using silicon detectors and CsI(Tl) scintillators. We show that the FAZIA telescopes give isotopic identification up to Z $\sim$ 25 with a $\Delta$ E-E technique. Digital Pulse Shape Analysis makes possible elemental identification up to Z=55 and isotopic identification for Z=1-10 when using the response of a single silicon detector. The project is now in the phase of building a demonstrator comprising about 200 telescopes.

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FAZIA project isotopic identification silicon detectors CsI(Tl) scintillators digital pulse shape analysis $\Delta$E-E technique nuclear collisions

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@article{arxiv.1209.0151,
  title  = {Status and performances of the FAZIA project},
  author = {M. -F. Rivet and E. Bonnet and B. Borderie and R. Bougault and P. Edelbruck and N. Le Neindre and S. Barlini and S. Carboni and G. Casini and E. Rosato and G. Tortone},
  journal= {arXiv preprint arXiv:1209.0151},
  year   = {2015}
}

Status and performances of the FAZIA project

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