20–23 Jun 2022
Europe/Berlin timezone
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 824093.

Low-energy electron scattering: beyond proton radius

23 Jun 2022, 14:30
30m
LPNHE Seminar room

LPNHE Seminar room

Speaker

Toshimi SUDA (Research Center for Electron Photon Science, Tohoku University, Japan)

Description

I will introduce low-energy electron scattering facilities for nuclear physics that we have constructed in Japan.

1) the ULQ2 facility at Tohoku for the proton radius
Ee = 10 - 60 MeV, \theta_e = 30 - 150 deg..
high-resolution twin spectrometers with 4k-ch silicon strip
detectors.

2) the SCRIT facility in RIKEN/RIBF for short-lived exotic nuclei.
the world’s first electron scattering facility dedicated to short-
lived exotic nuclei.
Ee = 150 - 300 MeV, q = 80 - 300 MeV/c.
Luminosity ~ 10^{27} /cm2/s with N_RI ~ 10^8/s.
ISOL (Photofission), electron storage ring, large-acceptance
spectrometer.

After introducing the facility details and current status, I will discuss a new physics case, recently we pointed out, at such low-energy electron-scattering facilities.

Presentation materials