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Research with CRYRING@ESR

24.–25. Apr. 2017
GSI Helmholtzzentrum für Schwerionenforschung
Europe/Berlin Zeitzone

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Sitzung

Talks

24.04.2017, 14:00
Hörsaal KBW 1.017 (GSI Helmholtzzentrum für Schwerionenforschung)

Hörsaal KBW 1.017

GSI Helmholtzzentrum für Schwerionenforschung

Planckstraße 1 64291 Darmstadt Germany

Vorsitzende der Sitzung

Talks: Session I

  • Thomas Stöhlker (GSI, Darmstadt)

Talks: Session II

  • Alfred Müller (JLU Giessen)

Talks: Session III

  • Phil Woods (University of Edinburgh(UE-SP))

Talks: Session IV

  • Dominique VERNHET (INSP- UMR CNRS 7588- UPMC- Sorbonne Universités)

Talks: Session V

  • Frank Herfurth (GSI, Darmstadt)

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  1. 31. Welcome address
    Prof. paolo giubellino (gsi)
    24.04.17, 14:00
    The CRYRING@ESR machine in the broader picture
    Oral
  2. 6. Quantum dynamics of electrons in low-energy heavy-ion collisions
    Vladimir Shabaev (GSI, Darmstadt)
    24.04.17, 14:20
    Atomic structure
    Oral
  3. 11. Nuclear Astrophysics
    Dr. Alison Laird (Department of Physics, University of York)
    24.04.17, 14:50
    Nuclear physics
    Oral
  4. 13. CRYRING, performance and characteristics of the Stockholm installation 1990-2010
    Dr. Anders Källberg (Department of Physics, Stockholm University)
    24.04.17, 15:50
    The CRYRING@ESR machine in the broader picture
    Oral
  5. 33. CRYRING@ESR machine performance
    Dr. Frank Herfurth (GSI, Darmstadt)
    24.04.17, 16:20
    The CRYRING@ESR machine in the broader picture
    Oral
  6. 4. TBA (tentatively: (p,gamma) in the Gamow window of the p-Process)
    Dr. Rene REIFARTH (University of Frankfurt)
    24.04.17, 16:40
    Nuclear physics
    Oral
  7. 5. TBA (tentatively: Materials modifications with low-energetic HCI)
    Prof. Andreas Wucher (University Duisburg-Essen)
    24.04.17, 17:00
    Materials research
    Oral
  8. 3. TBA (tentatively: Laser physics at CRYRING)
    Prof. Wilfried Noertershaeuser (TU Darmstadt)
    25.04.17, 09:00
    Atomic structure
    Oral
  9. 29. Low-energy ion-atom/ion collisions in storage ring
    Alexandre Gumberidze (GSI, Darmstadt)
    25.04.17, 09:20
    Atomic structure
    Oral
  10. 10. Search for NEEC with CRYRING@ESR
    Dr. Yury Litvinov (GSI, Darmstadt)
    25.04.17, 09:40
    Nuclear physics
    Oral
  11. 7. A new CRYRING gasjet target
    Nikolaos Petridis (GSI, Darmstadt)
    25.04.17, 10:00
    Instrumentation
    Oral
  12. 27. TBA (tentatively: Reaction microscopes in storage rings)
    Dr. Markus Schöffler (Goethe-University, Frankfurt)
    25.04.17, 10:15
    Atomic collision dynamics
    Oral
  13. 12. Charge particle reaction studies for nuclear astrophysics on the CRYRING
    Phil Woods (University of Edinburgh(UE-SP)), Dr. Thomas Davinson (University of Edinburgh)
    25.04.17, 11:05
    Nuclear physics
    Oral
    The talk will discuss a new UHV chamber being developed for the CRYRING collaboration. The chamber is being designed to accommodate atomic and nuclear physics applications. The talk will focus on low energy (~MeVs/u) nuclear charge particle reaction studies applied to nuclear astrophysics research.
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  14. 2. Radiation Biology Experiments at CRYRING
    Dr. Radek Pleskac (GSI, Darmstadt)
    25.04.17, 11:25
    Biophysics
    Oral
  15. 8. XUV Photoionization of ions at CRYRING
    Jan Rothhardt (GSI, Darmstadt)
    25.04.17, 11:45
    Atomic structure
    Oral
  16. 34. High-resolution spectroscopy of low-energy X-ray at CRYRING
    Dr. Martino Trassinelli (Insitut des NanoSciences de Paris)
    25.04.17, 12:05
    Atomic structure
    Oral
  17. 35. Micro-calorimeters for high resolution x-ray spectroscopy
    Dr. Andreas Fleischmann (Uni Heidelberg)
    25.04.17, 12:25
    Instrumentation
    Oral
  18. 14. Radiation effects in astrophysical ices and biomolecules
    Dr. Hermann Rothard (CIMAP-Ganil CNRS)
    25.04.17, 14:00
    Materials research
    Oral
    Astrophysical ices are exposed to ionic projectiles from galactic cosmic rays, Solar wind, shock waves or ions trapped in the magnetospheres of giant planets. Induced radiation effects include sputtering, amorphisation and compaction, dissociation of molecules, and formation of new molecular species after radiolysis and by implantation of reactive ions. We present recent results on radiolysis...
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  19. 28. Electron-Ion Collision Spectroscopy at CRYRING
    Stefan Schippers (JLU Giessen)
    25.04.17, 14:15
    At the intersection of atomic and nuclear physics
    Oral
  20. 9. Relativistic calculations of differential ionization cross sections: Application to antiproton-hydrogen collisions
    Herr Andrey Bondarev (St. Petersburg State University)
    25.04.17, 14:35
    Atomic collision dynamics
    Oral
    A new relativistic method based on the Dirac equation for calculating fully differential cross sections for ionization in ion-atom collisions is developed. The method is applied to ionization of the atomic hydrogen by antiproton impact, as a non-relativistic benchmark. The fully differential, as well as various doubly and singly differential cross sections for ionization are calculated....
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  21. 32. Overview of experiments at CRYRING
    Dr. Michael Lestinsky (GSI, Darmstadt)
    25.04.17, 14:50
    Instrumentation
    Oral
  22. 30. TBA (tentatively: SPARC and APPA at CRYRING)
    Prof. Reinhold Schuch (Stockholm university)
    25.04.17, 15:10
    The CRYRING@ESR machine in the broader picture
    Oral
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