Applied Nuclear Physics Laboratory,
Colorado School of Mines

 CSM

Activities

Measurement of light ion induced nuclear reactions on low mass targets at low energies. Applications of these measurements to variety of problems in pure and applied nuclear physics; nuclear reaction mechanisms, stellar and primordial nucleosynthesis, fusion reactor diagnostic systems, detector development. Outside collaborations on variety of problems in stellar astrophysics (MAH) and medium energy theoretical nuclear structure and reaction physics (JAM).

Facilities

Particle accelerator
Low energy (10 - 180 keV)
Good energy resolution (~20 eV at 150 keV)
Variable current ( nanoAmps to milliAmps)
Variable beams (p, d, 3He, 4He, C, O)
Radiation detectors
Gamma ray (HpGe, NaI)
Charged particle (Si)
Neutron (fast liquid scintillator)
Data acquisition systems
Standard multichannel analyzers (MCA)
CAMAC multiparameter analysis

Personnel

Name Phone e-mail
F. Edward Cecil 303-273-3736 fcecil@physics.mines.edu
James A. McNeil 303-273-3844 jamcneil@physics.mines.edu
Mariett A.Hofstee 303-273-3917 mhofstee@physics.mines.edu
FAX 303-273-3919


To USNDP To USNDP Participant Laboratories Program on Nuclear Reaction Phenomenology, Triangle Universities Nuclear Laboratory To Institute of Nuclear and Particle Physics, Ohio University
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