AGATA is a modern γ-ray spectrometer for in-beam nuclear structure studies, based on γ-ray
tracking. Since more than a decade, it has been operated performing experimental physics …

Presently, γ-ray tracking in germanium segmented detectors is realised by applying two
advanced, complex algorithms. While they have already triggered an intensive R &D, they …

The next years will see the completion of the radioactive ion beam facility SPES (Selective
Production of Exotic Species) and the upgrade of the accelerators complex at Istituto …

The large angular and momentum acceptance magnetic spectrometer VAMOS++, at GANIL,
France, is frequently used for nuclear structure and reaction dynamics studies. It provides an …

High-energy γ rays are emitted either in the decay of nuclear discrete states (generally
located in the proximity of the particle-emission threshold) or in the electromagnetic decay of …

The AGATA collaboration has a long-standing leadership in the development of front-end
electronics for high resolution γ-ray spectroscopy using large volume high purity germanium …

The design study of the AGATA array began with the development of the AGATA simulation
code using GEANT4. The latter played a key part in the final design of the array and …

Abstract The Monte-Carlo simulated response for γ-ray detection of the FAst TIMing Array
(FATIMA) for exploitation within the DEcay SPECtroscopy (DESPEC) experimental system at …

The AGATA spectrometer has a well-established organisational and management structure
for its construction and operation. The roles and responsibilities of each of the management …

In recent decades, γ-ray spectroscopy has undergone a major technological leap forward,
namely the technique of γ-ray tracking, and has attained a sensitivity that is two orders of …