Introduction
Welcome to the webpage of Research Group for Reactions Involving Heavy Nuclei. Presently, group consists of 15 people.The main subjects of the groups research are: fusion-fission; quasi-fission; fission induced by surrogate reactions; neutron time-of-flight, etc. The group has strong theory support. The group peforms experiments at the JAEA tandem, and J-PARC. Apart of 'home' experimental program, members of the group are involved in close collaboration with SHIP (GSI), ISOLDE (CERN), GARIS (RIKEN), University of York, HRIBF(ORNL)...
Group Poster (as of 2014)
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News (- Mar. 2014)
Recent news is here (Joint Gr. of Nuc. Phys. and Nucl. Chem.), or here (Nuc. Phys Gr.).
- Press Release (Mar. 12, 2015): The Newest Nuclear Data in Hands - Completion of a comprehensive portable nuclear decay data map, "JAEA Chart of the Nuclides 2014" - (The link is described in Japanese.)
We have constucted a folding (A4-size) nuclear chart, "JAEA Chart of the Nulcides 2014," including the latest experimental (3,150 points) and theoretical (1,578 points) decay data for nucelar science experts and the general public.
- Reimei Program of ASRC (Dec. 3-5, 2014): 22nd ASRC International Workshop " Nuclear Fission and Exotic Nuclei "
- Reimei Program of ASRC (Mar. 18-20, 2014): 16th ASRC International Workshop " Nuclear Fission and Structure of Exotic Nuclei "
- Reimei Program of ASRC (Mar. 21-22, 2013): 10th ASRC International Workshop " Nuclear Fission and Decay of Exotic Nuclei "
- Reimei Program of ASRC (Mar. 14-16, 2012): 5th ASRC International Workshop " Perspectives in Nuclear Fission "
- Press Release (May 22, 2010): We clarified the origin of the rarest isotope 180Ta in the solar system. (The link is described in Japanese.)
- Press Release (Jan. 5, 2010): We resolved the evolution of shell structure in exotic nuclei in terms of the nuclear force. (The link is described in Japanese.)