Measurement of $^{17}$F+p reactions with ANASEN

ORAL

Abstract

The Array for Nuclear Astrophysics Studies with Exotic Nuclei (ANASEN) is a charged-particle detector array designed primarily for studies of reactions important in the p- and rp- processes with proton-rich exotic nuclei. The first in-beam measurements with a partial implementation of ANASEN have been performed at the RESOLUT radioactive beam facility of FSU. This includes stable beam experiments and measurements of the $^{17}$F(p,p)$^{17}$F and the $^{17}$F(p,alpha)$^{14}$O reactions that are important for understanding the structure of $^{18}$Ne and the $^{14}$O(alpha,p)$^{17}$F reaction rate. The performance of ANASEN and initial results from the $^{17}$F studies will be presented.

*This work is supported by the USDOE and NSF.

Authors

  • Laura Linhardt

    • Louisiana State University
  • Milan Matos

    • Louisiana State University
  • B.C. Rasco

    • Louisiana State University
    • LSU
  • Hannah Gardiner

    • Louisiana State University
  • Kevin Macon

    • Louisiana State University
  • Jeffrey Blackmon

    • Louisiana State University
  • Daniel Santiago-Gonzalez

    • Florida State University
  • Lagy Baby

    • Florida State University
  • Evgeniy Koschiy

    • Florida State University
  • Ingo Wiedenhoever

    • Florida State University
  • Grigory Rogachev

    • Florida State University