Isobar Separators for Radioactive Ion Beam Facilities

A radioactive ion beam facility - in short a RIB facility - produces ions of short-lived nuclei and accelerates them to energies of 0.1�10 MeV per nucleon or even higher. In this process it is important that the resulting RIB beams are free from nuclei of neighboring isobars or of neighboring elements. This task requires the production and ionization of the nuclei of interest as well as separating them from all others with a high-mass resolving power and small-mass cross contaminations. When constructing such a facility it also is very important to find ways that allow the accelerated ions to be provided to different experiments at least quasi simultaneously

Ion-Optical Design of a Pilot Separator for the JHP-ISOL

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A Basic Design Principle of the Magnetic Part of the High-Resolution Mass Separator of the Japanese Hadron Project

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Ion-Optical Design of the High-Resolution Mass Separator for the Japanese Hadron Project (IV)

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