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2018-11-13 1 Discovery, accelerated TRIUMF and Nuclear Physics A.A. Kwiatkowski Research Scientist International Peer Review, November 13-15, 2018
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  • 2018-11-13

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    TRIUMF and Nuclear Physics

    A.A. Kwiatkowski

    Research Scientist

    International Peer Review, November 13-15, 2018

  • 2Is TRIUMF a world-class platform for research excellence?

    Nuclear physics program is built around the questions from the Canadian Subatomic Physics Long Range Plan:

    Nuclear Structure & Dynamics How do quarks and gluons give rise to the hadronic properties and the phases of

    hadronic matter?

    How does the structure of nuclei emerge from nuclear forces?

    Nuclear Astrophysics How are the elements formed in the Universe?

    Precision Tests of Fundamental Interactions What is the nature of physics at the electroweak scale and beyond?

    What is the nature of neutrino masses?

  • 3

    User Radioactive-Ion-Beam Facilities around the world …

    NSCL (FRIB)fast beam

    60 keV-150 A MeV

    Argonnespon. fission

    30 keV- 15 A MeV

    ISAC-TRIUMF50 kW ISOL + g-ind. fission

    10 keV-16.5 A MeV

    GSI (FAIR)fast beam

  • 4TRIUMF’s RIB community is widespread and diverse.

    Average oversubscription 2013-17 is 2.35 Proposals are reviewed semi-annually by international experts

    (SAP-EEC) as well as technically vetted for feasibility. Proposals and letters of intent guide beam development.

    239 users in 2017 35% Canada 29% USA 21% Europe 13% Asia

    Users collaborate with local experts on permanent facilities (and can augment with auxiliary detectors) or bring entire setups

  • 5

    All RIB experiments within Canada occur at ISAC-TRIUMF.

    500 MeV

    protons

    Mass

    Separator

    Low Energy

    60 keV

    Target

    Medium Energy

    1.8 A MeV

    High Energy

    16.5 A MeV

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    High-energy RIB Experiments (10-16.5 A MeV)

    500 MeV

    protons

    Mass

    Separator

    Low Energy

    60 keV

    Target

    Medium Energy

    1.8 MeV/u

    High Energy

    16.5 MeV/u

    Nuclear Astrophysics

    Fundamental Interactions

    Nuclear Structure & Dynamics

  • 7

    IRIS

    Solid hydrogen target

    Transfer reactions

    Nuclear Astrophysics

    Fundamental Interactions

    Nuclear Structure & Dynamics

    C. AndreoiuSFU

    A. ChenMcMaster

    High-energy experiments focus on reactions & excited states.

    P.E. GarrettGuelph

    St. Mary’s/TRIUMF

    R. Kanungo

    M. Alcorta

    B. Davids

    G. Hackman

    R. Kruecken

    C. Ruiz

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    Nuclear Astrophysics

    Fundamental Interactions

    Nuclear Structure & Dynamics

    TIGRESS

    In-flight g-ray spectroscopy

    + ancillary detectors/tech.

    I. Dillmann

    A. Garnsworthy

    G. Hackman

    R. Kruecken

    G. Ball

    BAMBINO

    DESCANT

    DSL

    SHARC

    SPICE

    TIP

    High-energy experiments focus on reactions & excited states.

    P.E. Garrett

    D. Muecher

    C. SvenssonGuelph/TRIUMF

    C. Andreoiu

    K. StarostaSFU

    G.F. GrinyerRegina

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    High-energy experiments focus on reactions & excited states.

    Nuclear Astrophysics

    Fundamental Interactions

    Nuclear Structure & Dynamics

    EMMA

    Mass analyzer

    for reactions

    A.B. Garnsworthy

    G. Hackman

    R. Kruecken

    N. Esker

    R. KanungoSt. Mary’s/TRIUMF

    D. MuecherGuelph/TRIUMF

    C. Andreoiu

    K. StarostaSFU/TRIUMF

    B. Davids

    I. Dillmann

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    Nuclear Astrophysics

    Fundamental Interactions

    Nuclear Structure & Dynamics

    TUDA

    Scattering array

    Direct reactions

    High-energy experiments focus on reactions & excited states.

    A. ChenMcMaster

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    A. HusseinUNBC

    P. Navrátil

    C. Ruiz

    I. Dillmann

    D. Hutcheon

    B. Davids

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    Medium-energy RIB experiments are tuned for astrophysically important reactions (0.15-1.8 A MeV).

    TUDA

    Charged-particle

    reactions

    DRAGON

    Gas target

    Recoil spectrometer

    Nuclear Astrophysics

    Fundamental Interactions

    Nuclear Structure & Dynamics

    A. ChenMcMaster

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    A. HusseinUNBC

    A. Lennarz

    B. Davids

    P. Navrátil

    D. HutcheonC. Ruiz

    I. Dillmann

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    Low-energy RIB experiments (≤60 keV) access ground-state properties.

    Nuclear Astrophysics

    Fundamental Interactions

    Nuclear Structure & Dynamics

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    Low-energy RIB experiments access ground-state properties.

    Nuclear Astrophysics

    Fundamental Interactions

    Nuclear Structure & Dynamics

    GRIFFIN

    Decay spectroscopy

    + ancillary detectors

    I. Dillmann

    A. Garnsworthy

    G. Hackman

    R. Kruecken

    G. Ball

    G.F. GrinyerRegina

    R. Dunlop

    C. AndreoiuSFU/TRIUMF

    DESCANT

    GPS

    K. StarostaSFU

    P.E. Garrett

    D. Muecher

    C. SvessonGuelph/TRIUMF

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    Low-energy RIB experiments access ground-state properties.

    Nuclear Astrophysics

    Fundamental Interactions

    Nuclear Structure & Dynamics

    TITAN

    Masses & Q-values

    In-trap g-ray spec.

    J. Dilling

    I. Dillmann

    A. Kwiatkowski

    E. Dunling

    C. AndreoiuSFU/TRIUMF

    T. BrunnerMcGill/TRIUMF

    G. GwinnerManitoba

    R. Thompson

    M. WieserCalgary

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    Low-energy RIB experiments access ground-state properties.

    Nuclear Astrophysics

    Fundamental Interactions

    Nuclear Structure & Dynamics

    Laser Spectroscopy

    Isotopic shiftsM.R. Pearson

    F. BuchingerMcGill

    J. CrawfordMcGill

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    Low-energy RIB experiments access ground-state properties.

    Nuclear Astrophysics

    Fundamental Interactions

    Nuclear Structure & Dynamics

    Francium

    Isotopic shifts

    PNC hunt

    J.A. Behr

    M.R. Pearson

    M. Kalita

    G. Gwinner

    K. SharmaManitoba

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    Low-energy RIB experiments access ground-state properties.

    Nuclear Astrophysics

    Fundamental Interactions

    Nuclear Structure & Dynamics

    TRINAT

    b-n correlations

    J.A. Behr

    M.R. Pearson

    G. GwinnerManitoba

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    Efforts extend far beyond ISAC.Nuclear Astrophysics

    Nuclear Structure & Dynamics

    Fundamental Interactions

    Theory

    ab-initio methods

    cEFT

    shell model

    S. Bacca

    P. Navrátil

    External experiments

    laser spec @ NSCL

    g-ray experiments @ - Jyväskylä

    - Munich Q3D

    - Australia Natl. Univ.

    - RIKEN EURICA

    RIKEN BRIKEN

    bn emittersJ.D. Holt

    I. Dillmann

  • 19Honors & Awards

    APS Fellow 2013: P. Navrátil (faculty, theory)

    CAP-TRIUMF Vogt Medal 2013: J. Dilling (faculty, TITAN)

    NSERC Discovery Accelerator Supplement 2014: I. Dillmann (faculty, nucl.

    astro.)

    APS Fellow 2017: R. Kruecken (faculty, GRSI)

    CAP-TRIUMF Vogt Medal 2018: R. Kanungo (faculty, St. Mary’s-TRIUMF)

    APS Francis M. Pipkin Award 2017: J. Dilling (faculty, TITAN)

    APS Stuart J. Freedman 2018: A.A. Kwiatkowski (faculty, TITAN)

    NSERC Discovery Accelerator Supplement 2018: J.D. Holt (faculty, theory)

  • 20Top Research Highlights

    Destruction of AGB dominated by 26Al(p,g), TUDA, PRL 2015

    48Ca skin predicted, theory, Nature 2016

    Most precise T½ of a superallowed b emitter, 10C, g-ray spec, PRL 2017

    Nuclear force revealed through inelastic proton scattering, IRIS + theory, PRL 2017

    Most accurate b-asymmetry measurement, TRINAT, PRL 2018

    1st direct 38K(p,g) refines novae nucleosynthesis, DRAGON, PRL 2018

    Best structure theory tested with mass measurements, TITAN + theory, PRL 2018

    1st heavy-mass transfer reaction @ ISAC on shape co-existence, TIGRESS, PLB 2018

    Nuclear Astrophysics

    Nuclear Structure & Dynamics

    Fundamental Interactions

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    IRIS + theory determinemagnitude of 3N forces.

    • Technical highlight: 1st reaccelerated 10C beam

    scattered on solid hydrogen target

    • Scientific highlight: 3-body forces achieve qualitative

    agreement and correct order of magnitude.

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    Neutron-rich nuclei refine our understanding of nuclear theory: Stress testing the shell model

    Neutron Number N

    TITAN PRL 2012

    Theory Nat. Phys.

    2016

    TITAN + Theory

    PRL 2018

    𝐹𝐹 48𝐶𝑎

    JLab or Mainz

    DFTCC

    E. Dunling

    Nucleons occupy stable configurations (shells)

    which may evolve as 𝑍/𝑁 grows unstable.

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    First direct 38K(p,g) reaction measurement confronts astronomical abundance observations from novae.

    • Technical achievement: highest mass RIB radiative

    capture measurement

    • Science achievement: 38K(p,g) rate established

    Nucleosynthesis uncertainty reduced 250x

    DRAGON

  • 24Publications and Trainees

    Publications in Nuclear Physics

    Trainees

    2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

    YTD

    67 80 54 92 68 41

    Trainees

    Graduate Students hosted* (2017) 34

    Postdocs hosted* (2017) 25

    Masters students graduated (2013-17) 29

    PhD students graduated (2013-17) 32

  • 25To what extent has TRIUMF been a benefit to Canadian universities?

    TRIUMF provides the resources & expertise required by universities. Infrastructure for large-scale project development

    Crucial, interdisciplinary expertise in experimental design & operation for hands-on training

    Link to network of international RIB facilities

    On-site physicists provide grad-level nuclear science education Local & remote courses offered

    TRIUMF Summer Institutes: 2018 Instrumentation & Detection, 2017 Nuclear Astro, 2015 Nuclear Structure & Reactions

  • 26Is TRIUMF’s proposed 5-year plan appropriate to ensure the continued relevance and success of TRIUMF?

    ARIEL combines high-power proton- and electron-induced RIB production from 3 independent targets to enable full multi-user operation

    Increases high-impact science, publications, & junior scientists

    More beam development, higher purity, and longer beam times

    Complementary to FRIB and other fast-beam facilities

    Nuclear structure and dynamics

    unified theory for all nuclei

    halo & dripline nuclei

    shell evolution & 3N forces

    Nuclear astrophysics

    H & He burning

    neutron-rich nuclei along r-process path

    Precision tests of the fundamental interactions

    Francium & radon EDM & PNC experiments

    TRINAT b-asymmetry experiment

    unitarity of quark-mixing matrix through superallowed b decay

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    proton spallation yields in uranium target

    r-process path

    ARIEL’s multi-user capabilities will empower experiments in nucl. structure, nucl. astrophysics, & fundamental symmetries.

    photo-fission yields in uranium target

    r-process pathr-process

    Fr & Rn EDM & PNC

    halo, driplines, &

    ab-initio theory

    shell evolution

    & 3N forces

  • 28

    TRIUMF delivers on commitments.

    Recently completed

    • MR-TOF for TITAN

    • 8p replaced by GRIFFIN g-ray spectrometer

    • DESCANT for GRIFFIN & TIGRESS

    • Francium PNC experiment commissioned

    • EMMA experiment commissioned

    Under development:

    • CANREB ready for commissioning

    • Active-Target Time Projection Detector

    • Si tracker for TIGRESS

    • Si detectors for GRIFFIN

    • New nuclear structure end station + polarized beams to GRIFFIN

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    TRIUMF’s nuclear astrophysics program in the era of multi-messenger astronomy

    Nuclear Masses

    Reaction Q-values

    b-decay half-lives

    b-decay branching ratios

    g-decay branches

    b-delayed neutron strengths

    Level Energies

    Spins & Parities

    Spectroscopic Factors

    Elastic Scattering Phase Shifts

    Level Lifetimes

    Partial Widths

    Direct Cross Sections

    TITAN

    GRIFFIN + SCEPTAR

    DESCANT

    TUDA, IRIS, GRIFFIN,

    TIGRESS

    EMMA, IRIS, TUDA,

    TIGRESS+SHARC

    GRIFFIN +LaBr3 or DSL;

    EMMA+TIGRESS+SHARC

    DRAGON, TUDA, EMMA

    Particle Separation

    Energy

    Effective Nuclear Lifetimes

    Reaction Cross Section

    Reaction Flow

    in

    Stellar Environment

  • 30Summary

    TRIUMF is an international leader in (low-energy) nuclear

    science with research spanning nuclear astrophysics,

    fundamental symmetries, and nuclear structure, in both theory &

    experiment.

    Nuclear theory group is world leading.

    Experimental facilities are unique & hold many world

    records.

  • 31Summary

    TRIUMF hosts a world-leading ISOL facility with highest power, the only one in the Americas

    Complementary to FRIB and other fast-beam facilities.

    TRIUMF is home to 18 Canadian & international experiments,

    and leaders in their fields.

    TRIUMF leads large-scale project and detector

    developments.

    Students receive hands-on training & perform on-site

    experiments.

    TRIUMF links the Canadian community to world.

  • 32Five-Year Plan 2020-2025

    ARIEL opens up access to more and new isotopes, enabling unprecedented discovery science:

    Unified theory of nuclei, evolution of nuclear shells, 3N forces, etc.

    Nucleosynthesis from H burning to r-process, multi-

    messenger astronomy

    Precision tests for physics beyond the Standard Model

    Breakthroughs are facilitated through continued interplay

    between cutting-edge experiments and theory.

    Nuclear Astrophysics

    Fundamental Interactions

    Nuclear Structure & Dynamics

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