Title: Progress%20of%20Experimental%20Nuclear%20Astrophysics%20in%20CIAE
1Progress of Experimental Nuclear Astrophysics in
CIAE
- Wei-ping Liu
- wpliu_at_iris.ciae.ac.cn
- China Institute of Atomic Energy (CIAE)
- CCAST symposium on physics of isospin and nuclear
phase transition - August 19-21, Beijing
2Nuclear Astrophysics
- From macro to micro
- Nuclear physics in energy production and element
synthesis - Process, time scales, environment, isotope
abundance - Astrophysical model
3Some of the great discovery of astrophysics in
20th and 21th century
- 3K microwave background radiation,1965,
experimental support for Big-Bang theory - Detection of solar neutrino, 1960, message from
solar interior - Element distribution anomaly in metal star
- Detection of 26Al g-ray, 1980, direct support of
explosive nuclear synthesis, development of g-ray
astronomy - Detection of SN1987A supernova explosion,1987
- Experimental explanation of solar neutrino
missing, 2003
4The interplay between nuclear physics and
astrophysics
Exp
Exp
The
The
Nuclear data
Astro Model
Abundance Estimation
Astro Obs
5Nuclear physics plays role
RIA white paper 2001
6RIKEN proposal
7Important NP data
- S-factor, focus on NP, down to astrophysics
- Reaction rates, direct input to network
calculation - Direct capture, direct reactions
- Resonance, level scheme, level width, and partial
width
8Where is reaction and decay data in network
calculation
9Extra low energies
11C(p,?)12N
10General idea
- Production of RIB ( In-flight method)
- Measurement of (d,n) or (d,p) angular
distribution Fit the distribution by DWBA - Get ANC or spec factor
- Use ANC or spec factor to deduce (p,g)
astrophysical S-factor or (n,g) reaction rate
H. M. Xu, PRL 73(1994)2027
11More basics
For peripheral transfer reaction B(d,n)A
two virtual captures
B p ? A n p ? d
and
two ANCs
known value
can be obtained from
12The Cross Section for E1 capture
ANC or spec factor
is the kinetic factor
eeff eN/A for Protons -eZ/A for
Neutrons
13BRIF
Tandem 15 MV Cyclotron 100 MeV p, 200 mA
14RIBs expected
15BIRFII
16Inverse kinematics
17GIRAFFE
Target
Dipole
Quadrapoles
Wien filter
Reaction
W. Liu, NIMB 204(2003)62
18Unstable beams produced
19Secondary beams summary
Now, with velocity filter the new beam and beam
purity enhancement 7Be, purity gt 99 17F, 15O,
13N, purity gt 90 10C, new beam, purity gt 90
With the future new beams of 14O and 8B etc by
using 3He gas target
2015 years of research in CIAE
95 2000 2005
7Be(d,n)8B, CIAE, PRL96, CPL2000
6He(p,n)6Li, CIAE, PLB2002
11C(d,n)12N, CIAE, NP2003
8Li(d,p)9Li, PRC2005
11C(p,g)12N, TRIUMF
17F(d,n)18Ne, CIAE
21Physics of 7Be
- The astrophysical S factor for the 7Be(p,g)8B
reaction at solar energies is a crucial nuclear
physics input for the solar neutrino problem. - It was proposed that the S factor can be
indirectly determined through the asymptotic
normalization constant (ANC) extracted from the
proton pickup reactions of 7Be, with an accuracy
comparable to that from direct radiative capture
or Coulomb Dissociation reaction.
22Results-7Be
W. Liu PRL77(1996)611 NPA 616(1997)131c
23Physics of 11C
- Proton- and a-capture reactions on proton-rich
unstable nuclei of A13 involved in the hot pp
chains are thought to be another alternative way
to the 3a process for transforming material from
the pp chains to the CNO nuclei in the peculiar
astrophysical sites where the temperature and
density are high enough so that the capture
reaction becomes faster than the competing ß
decay - These linking reactions between the nuclei in the
pp chains and the CNO nuclei might be of immense
importance for the evolution of massive stars
with very low metallicities. - One of the key reactions in the hot pp chains is
the 11C(p,g)12N which is believed to play an
important role in the evolution of Pop ? stars.
24From (d,n) to (p,g)
25Results-11C
W. Liu, NPA728(2003)275
26Network calculation
N. Shu, Nucl. Phys. A 758 (2005) 419c
27E983_at_DRAGON
Wei-ping Liu, E983 Proposal
28Physics of 8Li
- Inhomogeneous model predict that short-lived
isotopes are created which allow for more
reaction pathways to the heavier elements - Reactions involving short-lived radioactive
nucleus 8Li, 7Be and 8B play key role - 8Li generating reactions 7Li(n,g)8Li and
7Li(d,p)8Li, - 8Li destroying reactions 8Li(a,n)11B,
8Li(n,g)9Li, 8Li(d,p)9Li, 8Li(d,t)7Li,
8Li(d,n)9Be, etc. - 8Li(a,n)11B and 8Li(n,g)9Li are key of them
- 8Li has short half life of 0.83 s, so indirect
approach is the only way to get (n,g) rates
APJ429(1994)499
29Results-8Li
Z. H. Li, W. P. Liu et al., Phys. Rev. C 71,
052801(R) (2005)
30Some details of calculation 1
In agreement with ANL results, A. H. Wuosmaa et
al., PRL94(2005)082502, which is 0.90 - 0.13
31Some details of calculation 2
Fitted by experimental known 6,7Li and 12C (n,g)
reactions
1
32Results for (n,g) rate
Z. H. Li, W. P. Liu et al., PHYSICAL REVIEW C
71, 052801(R) (2005)
33Application to mirror system
- Angular distribution 8Li(d,p)9Lig.s. _at_ Ecm 7.8
MeV - ANC of 9Li ?8Li n is 1.33 -0.27 fm-1
- Charge symmetry, ANC for 9C?8B p is 1.10
-0.23 fm-1. - S-factor and reaction rate for direct capture in
8B(p,g)9C using the ANC
B. Guo et al., Nucl. Phys., in press
34Summary
35Summary of experiments
1.33-0.27
3970-950
36Summary
- GIRAFFE, a tandem based one stage unstable beam
facility proved to be effective to produce
secondary beams suitable for the study of nuclear
astrophysics reactions. - Angular distribution measurements of transfer
reaction in inverse kinematics, together with
DWBA/ANC theoretical approach have been used to
study the astrophysical reactions indirectly. - The astrophysical S-factors and/or reaction rates
for 7Be(p,g)8B, 11C(p,g)12N, 8Li(n,g)9Li were
deduced by using the measurements of 7Be(d,n)8B
,11C(d,n)12N, and 8Li(d,p)9Li reactions at the
energies of astrophysical interest.
37Research Team and support
CIAE
NAO, U of Tokyo Toshitaka Kajino
Baoxiang Wang
Zhanwen Ma
Youbao Wang
Xiaodong Tang
Research project supported by Ministry of science
and technology, by National science foundation of
China.
Bing Guo
Xixiang Bai
Sheng Zeng
Gang Lian
Yun Lu
Zhihong Li
Shengquan Yan
Yongshou Chen Nengchuan Shu Kaisu Wu
Zhanwen Ma
Weiping Liu, wpliu_at_iris.ciae.ac.cn