Isomer-power research via Coulomb excitation

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    Fixed price - This fundamental research project is intended to investigate whether Coulomb-excitation (Coulex) theory reliably explains experimental observations of low-energy transitions in atomic nuclei. Isomer power is emerging as a possible means for moving beyond the chemical limit, however their utilization will require external means to induce a release of the stored energy upon demand. Coulex of a nuclear isomer into an identified depletion pathway could provide a suitable mechanism for this purpose. However, the validity of Coulex theory for low-energy transitions, at energies close to the Coulomb barrier, is an open research question that should be addressed.
    StatusActive
    Effective start/end date30/09/2329/03/27

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