Pushing the Limits: Nuclear Structure of Heavy Elements
Greenlees, P. (2012). Pushing the Limits: Nuclear Structure of Heavy Elements. In Rutherford Centennial Conference on Nuclear Physics 8–12 August 2011, Manchester, UK (pp. 012022). Institute of Physics. Journal of Physics: Conference Series, 381. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/381/1/012022
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Throughout the history of nuclear structure studies, searches for new phenomena
have been carried out at the extremes. These extremes can be described in terms of nuclear
excitation energy, spin, or in terms of proton or neutron number through the production of
exotic nuclei far from stability. One extreme which has always been a centre for activity is
that of mass and proton number - the desire to create new chemical elements and understand
their nuclear structure. New elements up to proton number Z=118 have been created in the
laboratory, but by nature these experiments cannot provide extensive information concerning
nuclear structure. The extremely small production cross sections only allow a handful of atoms
to be produced in a particular experiment. Over the past decade or so, experimental techniques
have been developed which now allow detailed nuclear structure studies of nuclei with proton
number Z of over 100. The current status of the field and some recent highlights from these
studies are reviewed.
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