A realistic simulation of the AGATA Demonstrator +PRISMA Spectrometer Elif INCE, Istanbul University 7 th AGATA Week, 08-11 July 2008.

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A realistic simulation of the AGATA Demonstrator +PRISMA Spectrometer Elif INCE, Istanbul University 7 th AGATA Week, July 2008

Outline The Agata Demonstrator+ Prisma Spectrometer Aim of this work: “ Realistic” event generation of AGATA+ PRISMA coupling Preliminary results Work in Progress...

The AGATA Demonstrator Objective of the final R&D phase Main issue is Doppler correction capability coupling to beam and recoil tracking devices 5 asymmetric triple-clusters fold segmented crystals 540 segments 555 digital-channels Eff. 3 – 6 M  = 1 Eff. 2 – 4 M  = 30 Full ACQ with online PSA and  -ray tracking

MCP Position at the entrance x,y--> ( ,  ) time --> T (Start for TOF) PRISMA Spectrometer Quadrupole focuses the ions vertically towards the dispersion plane Dipole magnet bends ions horizontally according to their magnetic rigidity (Bρ) MW-PPAC (Focal plane detector ) position--> X,Y time --> T (Stop for TOF) Ionization Chamber (IC) ∆E--> Energy loss E --> Total energy

to produce realistic event generator for multi-nucleon transfer reactions and direct reactions. to evaluate the performance of the AGATA+PRISMA setup in a consistent way. Aim of this work

How to proceed? 1. “schematic” event generation (completed!) 2. “Replay" real data into the simulation (work in progress) 3. Develop a full code to calculate cross-sections and angular distributions.

“Schematic” event generation for AGATA+ PRISMA Realistic events were created and used as an input for AGATA+PRISMA simulation according to results from a performed CLARA-PRISMA experiment. 90 Zr Pb 45.0°) projectile energy:560 MeV Projectile-like energy:346.2 MeV(average energy) ( 29% FWHM dispersion) 1  -ray (1000keV) from each ion in order to see Doppler correction effects of AGATA Demonstrator.

Simulation of the Agata Demonstrator+Prisma Coupling 1.Conditions set: Demonstrator Geometry (5 triple clusters) Demonstrator distance: 14 cm to target. Number of Events: Mgt (Mars Gamma Tracking): used for producing tracked gammas. (D.BAZZACCO) 3.CMerge (Clara+Agata Merge): used for combining “Agata+Prisma” into a single data file.(E.FARNEA)

Effect of the recoil velocity

Doppler correction capabilities

Assuming that 3 projectile-like ions were obtained from the reaction emitting photons with very close energies; 90 Zr (1000 keV) 91 Zr (1003 keV) 89 Y (998 keV) 90 Zr Pb 45.0°) projectile energy:560 MeV projectile like energies:(29% FWHM dispersion) 90 Zr--> MeV 91 Zr--> MeV 89 Y--> MeV “Schematic” event generation for more complicated step using 3 projectile-like

Projections of Ions

Assuming that 4 projectile-like ions were obtained from the reaction emitting photons with very close energies; 90 Zr (1000 keV) 91 Zr (1003 keV) 89 Y (998 keV) 90 Y (999 keV) 90 Zr Pb 45.0°) projectile energy:560 MeV Projectile-like energies:(29% FWHM dispersion) 90 Zr--> MeV 91 Zr--> MeV 89 Y--> MeV 90 Y--> MeV “Schematic” event generation for more complicated step using 4 projectile-like

Projections of Ions

Work in Progress.. The idea is to obtain a realistic ion distribution by "replaying" real data into simulation. 48 Ca+ 238 reaction was considered. (CLARA-PRISMA experiment, Daniele Mengoni, Jose Javier Valiente-Dobon) Mass spectra were produced of PRISMA standalone-simulation.

Produced masses from Simulated Data

Comparison of “Ca” ion’s for Simulated&Real data