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In the backdrop of many models, the heavy cluster structure of the ground state of 24Mg has been probed experimentally for the first time using the heavy cluster knockout reaction 24Mg(12C,212C)12C in the quasifree scattering kinematic domain. In the (12C,212C) reaction, the direct 12C-knockout cross-section was found to be very small. Finite-range knockout theory predictions were much larger for...
High energy photons from the decay of giant dipole resonances (GDR) built on excited states provide an excellent probe in the study of nuclear structure properties, damping mechanisms etc., at finite temperatures. The dependence of GDR width on temperature (T) and angular momentum (J) has been the prime focus of many experimental and theoretical studies for the last few decades. The measured GDR widths...
Research in nuclear triaxial deformation has revealed many exciting facts and figures over the last one and a half-decades. Although wobbling motion of nuclei was experimentally discovered at the beginning of the last decade, after almost 25 years of its prediction by Bohr and Mottelson, efforts are still being put to understand this rare nuclear phenomenon in greater detail. The concept of transverse...
Low edge safety factor discharges including very low qa (1<qa<2) and ultra low qa (0<qa<1) have been obtained in the SINP tokamak. It has been observed that accessibility of these discharges depends crucially on the fast rate of plasma current rise. Several interesting results in terms of different time scales like Tqa · τR etc have been obtained using a set of softwares...
A one-dimensional stability transport code has been developed to simulate the evolution of tokamak plasma discharges. Explicit finite-difference methods have been used to follow the temporal evolution of the electron temperature equation. The poloidal field diffusion equation has been solved at every time step. The effects of MHD instabilities have been incorporated by solving equations for MHD mixing...
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