Reactions of weakly bound projectiles 2H, 9Be and 10B with 197Au targets studied at the Tandem Accelerator of Argentina

ARAZI A.,

Aligarh (modalidad virtual)

Conferencia; National Conference on Low Energy Nuclear Reaction Dynamics; 2022

Aligarh Muslim University

Although there are radioactive beams available since many years ago, the experiments with stable weakly bound projectiles are still fruitful to understand how the breakup process influences the other reaction channels. In this talk, I will resume experiments performed at the 20 UD Tandem Accelerator of Argentina, TANDAR, towards understanding how the elastic scattering, transfer and fusion reactions work in this kind of projectiles. These experiments include online detection of (in)elastically scattered products, offline detection of beta-delayed gamma rays after transfer and (in)complete fusion-evaporation processes, and detection in kinematic coincidence of breakup fragments. In particular, I will focus on projectiles recently studied or currently under study with 197Au targets: 10B, in collaboration with the universities of Sao Paulo (Brazil) and Seville (Spain), and 9Be and 2H, in collaboration with the University Federal Fluminense (Brazil).