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Recent developments atISOL-based facilities
Piet Van DuppenKU Leuven, Belgium
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• Introductory remarks on RIB research• Target materials• Ion Sources
• Laser Resonance Ionization• Ion manipulation
• Hg laser spectroscopy• Charge Breeding
• Gas-cell based approach: IGLIS @ S3 LEB• Higher primary beam intensities: a note• Conclusion and outlook
Y. Blumenfeld, T. Nilsson T. and PVD, Physica Scripta T152 (2013) 014023
see talk by P. Delahaye (developments at SPIRAL1)
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Energy
Intensity
Selectivity/Sensitivity
• Primary beam• Production cross section / target material• Efficiency• Fast (reduce decay losses)• Reliability
HIE ISOLDESPIRAL
• Beam purification(laser ion source, MR-TOF, High Resolution Separator)• Adapted Instrumentation(identification of reaction products, detection of weak signals)
Experimental RIB research• Charge-state breeding(ECR, EBIS)
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Energy
IntensitySelectivity/Sensitivity
Universality
Gaps refractory-type elements
Short half lives
Production mechanism
Efficient, Selective and Fast
A. Gottberg,- NIMB 376 (2016) 8 – ISOLDE yield database
Experimental RIB research
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• Nano-Crystalline Uranium Carbide
UCx
SiC
Ta
other spallation targets
other fission targets
courtesy A. Gottberg A. Gottberg,- NIMB 376 (2016) 8
Target materials
2/3 of ISOL targets worldwide
uranium dioxide and dispersion mixing with multi-walled carbon nanotubes
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• Developments in the resonance laser ion source(> 50% beam time at ISOLDE)
V. Fedosseev,- J. Phys. G. 44 (2017) 084006K. Blaum,- Phys. Scr. T152 (2013) 014017
Kluge H-J., Hyperfine Interact. 196 (2010) 295Cheal B.and Flanagan K., J. Phys. G. 37 (2010) 113101
courtesy I. Moore
Resonance Laser Ionization
ISOLDE, JYFL, TRIUMF, GANIL, RIKEN,...
Experiments
Mass separation
Target Hot Cavity ExtractorIon Source
Reaction products(neutral)
IonsProtons 1.4 GeVTarget material - U
60 kV
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• VADLIS — RILIS inside a FEBIAD ion source
Increased efficiency and selectivity
So far demonstrated for:Ga, Cd, Hg, Ba, Ba+, Sn, Mg
RILIS coupled with liquid targets
T. Day Goodacre,- NIM B 376 (2016) 39
Particle-in-cell model using VSim
courtesy B. Marsh, Y. Martinez
Versatile Arc Discharge Ion Source (VADIS)
anodecathode
8 V. Manea ISOLTRAP and R. N. Wolf,- NIMA 686 (2012) 82
• Multi-Reflection Time of Flight: mass measurements – beam purification – beam diagnostics
Ano
de V
olta
ge
Time-Of-Flight
ISOLDE, GSI, JYFL, GANIL, TRIUMF, MSU, RIKEN, ...
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• Laser ionization spectroscopy of neutron-deficient mercury isotopes usingVADLIS and MR-TOF
Bonn,- PLB 38 (1972)
isotope shifts → charge radii
N=104
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• High Selectivity RILIS — Laser Ion Source Trap (LIST)
• 2-5 orders of magnitude surface ion suppression in LIST mode
• Efficiency loss factor of ~20
Fink,- NIMB 344 (2015) 83, Phys.Rev.X5 (2015) 011018
no Fr contamination!
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• Inaccessible or problematic elements for ISOLDE RILIS
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• Mo(CO)6 (Molybdenum hexacarbonyl) - Molecular breakup + ionization
2) Dissociation by laser pulse
1) Creation and transport of volatile molecules of refractory metals
3) Resonance ionisation before atom/wall collision
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Charge breeding – ECR and EBIS approaches
electron beam
solenoid
ions
compression
electron impact ionizationcathode
courtesy F. Wenander
• Increased efficiency• Shorter breeding times (higher electron current
densities)• Higher charge states• Longer extraction times
14 R. Vondrasek, NIMB 376 (2016) 16A. Lapierre Can. J. Phys. 95: 361–369 (2017)
REX EBIS, ANL EBIS, MSU ReA EBIT, TRIUMF EBIS - ARIEL
47K17+
34Ar15+
46Ar17+
Bre
edin
g ef
ficie
nty
(%)
2 3 4 5A/Q
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REGLIS3 @ SPIRAL2
λ1,2λ2 λ1
towards DESIR
in-gas-cellionization
EVRsNeutralized EVRsPhotoions
in-gas-jetionization
gas cell S-shape RFQdiff. pumping
RFQQMF
(m/∆m ~ 100) buncher
MR ToF MS(m/∆m ~ 105)
MCP
bender
10-2 mbar 10-3 - 2.10-5 mbar 10-8 mbar
200 - 500 mbar Ar or He
fromS3
tow
ards
Mul
ti P
urpo
se R
oom
–S
3LE
B Id
enfif
icat
ion/
dete
ctio
n sy
stem
Two lasers systems: TiSa and dye
In Gas Laser Ionization and Spectroscopy (IGLIS) @ S3
Ferrer,- NIM B317 (2013) 570 Kudryavtsev,- NIM B297 (2013) 7
see talk M. Laatiaoui and A. Drouart
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IGLIS @ S3 High intensity heavy-ion LINAC: >10 pµA Super Separator Spectrometer (S3) N=Z nuclei (towards 100Sn) and heavy
and Super Heavy Elements
Kudryavtsev NIM B297 (2013), Ferrer NIMB317 (2014) and Nat. Comm. (2017)
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Maintain efficiency under high ion loads Reliable operation for many weeks Increased selectivity > isobar production > Radioactive inventory
comments by Bruce Marsh at the EURISOL town meeting Leuven (2016)
• Even at current on-line facilities, ion sources routinely operate up to an order-of-magnitude below specification
• Understanding how to safely regain this efficiency is the most cost effective means of increasing RIB output
• Existing ISOL ion sources appear to be not suitable for next generation high-power ISOL facilities
Higher Primary Beam Intensity (comments by Bruce Marsh)
EURISOL challenges require coordinated community-wide target / ion source R&D
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• Substantial progress in ISOL-based facilities leading to new, more intense RIB with increased purity and improved ion beam properties
• Target materials• Laser ionization• Charge breeding• Ion manipulation• Gas-cell based systems
• Strong cross fertilization between TIS developments and developments in instrumentation (e.g. lasers, ion manipulation, MR-TOF,...)
• Further optimization of efficiency/selectivity and increase in primary production rate are crucial next steps
• This requires a coordinated, international action e.g. under the umbrella of EURISOL DF
Conclusion and Outlook
Thanks to:Bruce Marsh, Fredrik Wenander, Thierry Stora, Pierre Delahaye, Alex Gottberg