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University of Washington Nuclear Physics Laboratory 1996 Annual Report
TABLE OF CONTENTS

Sect 1. Fundamental Symmetries, Weak Interactions and Nuclear Astrophysics

Page 1 Sect 1.1 Measurements of the alpha-beta angular correlations in the beta decays of 8Li and 8B

Page 2 Sect 1.2 Calibration method for the beta-counters in the Mass-8 experiment

Page 3 Sect 1.3 Effect of the energy loss of the alpha - particles on the angular correlation in Mass-8

Page 4 Sect 1.4 The double Beta decay of 100Mo to the first excited 0+ state of 100Ru

Page 5 Sect 1.5 The electron-neutrino correlation in the superallowed decays of 32Ar and 33Ar

Page 6 Sect 1.6 The electron-neutrino correlation in 8Li decay

Page 7 Sect 1.7 Target composition studies relevant to a proposed 7Be(proton-gamma)8B cross section measurement

Page 8 Sect 1.8 An apparatus to measure the PNC spin rotation of cold neutrons in a liquid helium target

Page 9 Sect 1.9 Time reversal in neutron beta decay--the emiT experiment

Page 10 Sect 1.10 A custom VME-based data acquisition system for the emiT experiment

Page 11 Sect 1.11 Progress with a spin-polarized torsion pendulum

Page 12 Sect 1.12 Progress with the rotating-source torsion balance experiment

Page 13 Sect 1.13 Construction of a new rotating torsion balance

Page 14 Sect 1.14 A new technique for measuring Newton's constant G

Sect 2 Neutrino Physics

Page 15 Sect 2.1 Neutral current detector project at the Sudbury Neutrino Observatory (SNO)

Page 16 Sect 2.2 SNO NCD electronics

Page 17 Sect 2.3 SNO data acquisition system

Page 18 Sect 2.4 SNO DAQ hardware module support

Page 19 Sect 2.5 The miniSNO detector and test facility

Page 20 Sect 2.6 Extensions to the SNO DAQ software

Page 21 Sect 2.7 Progress on the acrylic vessel for the Sudbury Neutrino Observatory

Page 22 Sect 2.8 Development of a compact 20 MeV gamma-ray source for energy calibration at the Sudbury Neutrino Observatory

Page 23 Sect 2.9 SAGE: The Russian American Gallium Experiment

Sect 3. Nucleus-Nucleus Reactions

Page 24 Sect 3.1 Entrance channel effects of light charged particle emission from the 156Er compound nucleus

Page 25 Sect 3.2 The Giant Dipole Resonance and bremsstrahlung in 16,18O + 92,100Mo reactions

Page 26 Sect 3.3 Distributions of fusion barriers for systems involving targets with prolate and oblate static quadrupole deformation

Page 27 Sect 3.4 Fusion reactions for 40Ca + 46,48,50Ti at energies close to the Coulomb barrier

Page 28 Sect 3.5 Temperature dependence of the level density parameter

Page 29 Sect 3.6 Quasi-fission with A < 20 projectiles

Page 30 Sect 3.7 Light charged particles from 19F+181Ta reactions leading to evaporation residues

Page 31 Sect 3.8 Disappearance of entrance channel dependence of fission fragment anisotropies at above-barrier energies

Page 32 Sect 3.9 Scaling of high energy fission anisotropies

Page 33 Sect 3.10 APEX recent results

Sect 4. Ultra-Relativistic Heavy Ions

Page 34 Sect 4.1 URHI overview

Page 35 Sect 4.2 First physics from NA49 lead beam operation at the CERN SPS

Page 36 Sect 4.3 Event-by-event correlation analysis for NA49

Page 37 Sect 4.4 Formalism and simulations of multiparticle Bose-Einstein correlations including coherence and contamination effects

Page 38 Sect 4.5 Multiparticle HBT for single event physics?

Page 39 Sect 4.6 A fast temperature extraction algorithm for single event physics

Page 40 Sect 4.7 Fourier ripples in multiparticle Bose-Einstein correlations

Page 41 Sect 4.8 STAR trigger algorithms

Page 42 Sect 4.9 NA49 main TPC tracking software

Page 43 Sect 4.10 NA49 geometry determination

Page 44 Sect 4.11 NA49 event display

Page 45 Sect 4.12 Experience with SControl in the 1995 NA49 run

Page 46 Sect 4.13 STAR TPC fast simulator

Page 47 Sect 4.14 STAR TPC high voltage regulation system

Page 48 Sect 4.15 A vertex silicon detector (VSD) for CERN experiment NA49

Page 49 Sect 4.16 Energy deposition by low energy electron in Ar and other gases

Sect 5. Atomic and Molecular Clusters

Page 50 Sect 5.1 beam by electron bombardment of C60 vapor

Page 51 Sect 5.2 A gas target for atomic cluster fragmentation

Sect 6. Electronics, Computing and Detector Infrastructure

Page 52 Sect 6.1 Electronic equipment

Page 53 Sect 6.2 VAX-based acquisition systems

Page 54 Sect 6.3 Analysis and support system developments

Page 55 Sect 6.4 NSAC - a personal computer based data acquisition program

Page 56 Sect 6.5 A high resolution particle detector using a PIN photodiode

Page 57 Sect 6.6 Design of a long gas cell for measuring the gamma ray spectrum from 8Be

Page 58 Sect 6.7 New 3-spectrometer setup and beamline for high energy gamma ray experiments

Sect 7. Van de Graaff, Superconducting Booster and Ion Sources

Page 59 Sect 7.1 Van de Graaff accelerator operations and development

Page 61 Sect 7.2 Booster operations

Page 62 Sect 7.3 High energy buncher operating at 13/12 the linac frequency

Page 63 Sect 7.4 13/12 buncher electronic upgrade

Page 64 Sect 7.5 Tandem terminal ion source

Page 65 Sect 7.6 Cryogenic operating experience

Page 66 Sect 8. Nuclear Physics Laboratory Personnel (photo)

Page 68 Sect 9. Degrees Granted Academic Year 1995-1996

Page 69 Sect 10. List of Publications from 1995-1996


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