GANIL-SPIRAL 2 facilities
  • Accelerators
  • Available beams
  • Experimental areas
    • ARIBE
    • D1
    • D2
    • D3-D6 / LISE
    • D5
    • DESIR
    • G1 / VAMOS
    • G2
    • G3
    • G4
    • IRRSUD
    • LIRAT
    • NFS – Neutrons for Science
    • S3 – Super Separator Spectrometer
  • Instrumentation
    • ACTAR TPC
    • AGATA
    • CHATEAU DE CRISTAL
    • DIAMANT
    • EXOGAM / EXOGAM2
    • FAZIA
    • INDRA
    • LPCTrap
    • MUST2
    • NEDA
    • PARIS
    • REGLIS3
    • S3 Low Energy Branch
    • SIRIUS

DIAMANT

Presentation

The DIAMANT is a high granularity, very compact, charged particle array of CsI(Tl) scintillators that can be placed at the center of a gamma-ray multidetector like AGATA. It is used to detect light charged particles like alpha, proton or deuterons emitted in fusion-evaporation or transfer reactions.

 

Scientific goals

DIAMANT is used to select and/or reject specific charged-particle reaction channels. In nuclear structure experiments, this is crucial in order to remove background from the dominating unwanted de-excitation paths and to enhance the response function of the gamma-ray array in coincidence.

 

Collaboration

Hungary (MTA Atomki), France (CENBG), Italy (Univ. Napoli)

 

Contact (GANIL)

Gilles de France : gilles.defrance@ganil.fr