SIRIUS Project (spectroscopy & Identification of Rare Isotopes Using S3)

N. Karkour,B. Sulignano,J. Piot, H. Savagols,A. Drouart,M. Authier,V. Alaphilippe,A. Boujrad,P. Brionnet, Th. Chaminade,S. Coudert,F. Dechery,E. Delagnes,O. Dorvaux,B. Gall,L. Gibelin, T. Goeltzenlichter,K. Hauschild,S. Herlant,X. Lafay,F. Le Blanc,G. Lebertre, Th. Lefrou,L. Legeard,D. Linget,F. Lutton,A. Lopez-Martens,C. Mathieu,C. Maugeais,Y. Moudden,J. Pancin,F. Saillant, Ch. Spitaels,Ch. Theisen,M. Tripon,G. Wittwer

2016 IEEE NUCLEAR SCIENCE SYMPOSIUM, MEDICAL IMAGING CONFERENCE AND ROOM-TEMPERATURE SEMICONDUCTOR DETECTOR WORKSHOP (NSS/MIC/RTSD)（2016）

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state-of-the-art detector system,nuclear decay spectroscopy,Super Separator Spectrometer,SPIRAL2 facility,France,exotic nuclei,SIRIUS project,rare isotopes,clover germanium detector,GANIL CSNSM energy resolution,S3 rare isotope,nuclear electronics,electron volt energy 100.0 keV,electron volt energy 50.0 keV

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