Nature’s Recipe for Nuclear Matter

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Nature’s Recipe for Nuclear Matter Atoms for Peace + 50 Conference October 22, 2003 James Symons Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

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Nature’s Recipe for Nuclear Matter. Atoms for Peace + 50 Conference October 22, 2003 James Symons Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Themes in 2003. Neutrino Properties Nuclear Astrophysics Nuclear Matter Understanding Quark Confinement Nuclear Structure. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Nature’s Recipe for Nuclear Matter

Atoms for Peace + 50 ConferenceOctober 22, 2003

James SymonsLawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

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Themes in 2003

• Neutrino Properties• Nuclear Astrophysics• Nuclear Matter• Understanding Quark Confinement• Nuclear Structure

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Neutrino Properties - The nucleus as laboratory for fundamental studies

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1964: Bahcall and Davis propose an experiment to detect solar Neutrinos

But the experiment only detects neutrinos at one third of the expected rate from the ssm!

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Situation in 1990

3 neutrino species

Mass < 1eV

Solar neutrino problem

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Why Kamioka?

KamLAND

80% of flux frombaselines 140 to 210 km

Kashiwazaki

Takahama

Ohi

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National Underground Science and Engineering Laboratory

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Nuclear Physics and the Universe

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Phase Diagram of Nuclear MatterPhase Diagram of Nuclear Matter

Density

Tem

pera

ture

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Jefferson Lab - CEBAF

Understanding Quark Confinement

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Nuclear Structure

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Rare Isotope Accelerator

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rp p

roce

ss

r process

40 50 60 70 80 9010

-2

10-1

100

101

Where RIA can take usWhere RIA can take us

solar r abundanceobserved

Metal -poor halo star (HST)

abun

danc

e

Z

CS22892-052

RIA intensities (nuc/s)>1012

1010

106

102

10-2

10-6

neutrons

protons

X-ray burst (RXTE)

331

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quen

cy (

Hz )

10 15 20Time (s)

4U1728-34

10 20 30Wavelength ()

V382 VelNe

Nova (HST)

T Pyxidis

Nova (Chandra)

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One view of the field

neutrinosneutrinos

RHICRHIC

CEBAFCEBAFRIARIA

nucleonnucleonQCDQCD

few-body systemsfew-body systemsfree NN forcefree NN force

many-body systemsmany-body systemseffective NN forceeffective NN force

fewfewnucleonsnucleons

heavyheavynucleinuclei

quarksquarksgluonsgluons

quark-gluonquark-gluonplasmaplasma

QCDQCD

USLUSL

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"for their development of new methods for nuclear magnetic precision measurements and discoveries in connection therewith"

1952

2003

"for their discoveries concerning magnetic resonance imaging"

MRI Image using Polarized 3He

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Available from Office of Science Web Sitehttp://www.sc.doe.gov/henp/np

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Scientific Challenges

• Measure value of neutrino mass

• Understand how supernovae explode

• Explore the nature of nuclear matter

• Explore limits of quark confinement

• Heavy Element Nucleosynthesis and Structure

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CHL-2CHL-2

Upgrade magnets Upgrade magnets and power and power suppliessupplies

Enhance equipment in Enhance equipment in existing hallsexisting halls

6 GeV CEBAF1112Add new hallAdd new hall