The IGLIS-NET is an international network for exchanging current development information on the research field of IGLIS (In-Gas Laser Ionization and Spectroscopy) between participating research groups. Primarily motivated as a collaboration network between Japan (KEK and RIKEN) and Belgium (KU Leuven) on the development of the IGLIS method for the study of r-process nuclei, the IGLIS-NET is initially constituted by 15 participating research groups and institutes. The scopes include not only technical issues related to the IGLIS method but also more general aspects about related topics in physics from a technical point of view. Frequent exchange of the communications among these participants will be promoted through this website. Furthermore, the documentations of scientific publications on the scopes defined in the IGLIS-NET will be made.
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Scope
- Production of the radioactive isotopes (along N=Z, n-rich isotopes, VHE and SHE)
- Option with pre-separator
- Option without pre-separator
- Gas cell: I) collection on a filament, II) with exit hole
- Gas jet formation
- Differential pumping
- RF ion guide
- Lasers
- Resonant ionization spectroscopy
- Detection
- Atomic theory
- Analysis of laser ionization spectroscopy data