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Description
The creation of superheavy elements is a high-profile research field, and a major motivation for new A$1bn international radioactive isotope accelerators. Using our newly developed conceptual framework, we have mapped out the first program using both stable and radioactive beams to investigate the critical variables determining superheavy element production. A novel concept for the detection of heavy elements is proposed, using cutting-edge optical technology, giving new standards of sensitivity and efficiency. It will greatly enhance our ANU fusion product separator, and can be used at radioactive accelerators worldwide. We aim to explain existing anomalous results, and predict opportunities to create new superheavy elements and isotopes.
| Status | Finished |
|---|---|
| Effective start/end date | 1/01/06 → 31/12/09 |
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