A review on SHE research at GANIL

A new detector system dedicated for very/super heavy elements (VHE/SHE) detection that decay by spontaneous fission is presented. Such a decay mode of nuclei can be found e.g. in the region of Z≈100 (Fermium). Future experiments realized in the frame of French-Polish collaboration at the cyclotrons in GANIL and in the Heavy Ion Laboratory (HIL), University of Warsaw, is described. The results of test measurements made in the HIL for reactions 20 Ne(8 A.MeV)+ 120 Sn, 179 Au are presented.

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A review on SHE research at GANIL

Abstract: International audienceThis report summarizes the experiments relative to Super-Heavy Element studies done at GANIL — CEA — CNRS since 1999. It also gives an overview of future experiments and opportunities offered by SPIRAL 2 and LINAG beams in a medium term

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