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Description
Next generation accelerators providing intense beams of stable and exotic nuclei are new tools for nuclear physics, astrophysics and cancer therapy. Accurate knowledge of nuclear reactions underpins these research and technological opportunities. However, the key process of fusion is found to be significantly less than quantum model predictions. Our latest work points to nuclear cluster transfer as the major cause. Using Australia’s new exotic beam capability and novel ideas, we aim to pin down cluster transfer dynamics and develop models combining quantum coherence and energy dissipation. With research and training in a strategic field and strong international ties, this project boosts Australia’s link with areas of emerging opportunities.
Status | Finished |
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Effective start/end date | 1/04/17 → 31/12/20 |
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