Instrumentation overview demonstrates high operational versatility at the HIE-ISOLDE facility, highlighting modular detector setups for radioactive ion beam experiments.
The XT03 beamline at the HIE-ISOLDE facility provides a flexible platform for a broad range of non-permanent reaction experiments with accelerated radioactive ion beams. At its focal plane, the Scattering Experiment Chamber (SEC) offers a large, modular volume capable of hosting diverse internal detector setups. We present an overview of the SEC installation, mechanical layout, and integrated beam-diagnostic systems, together with a summary of the detector configurations deployed during the first decade of operation. Representative physics highlights illustrate the versatility and performance of the XT03-SEC infrastructure.
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