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{\Large \bf Nuclear Radiation Physics Group}\\

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Professor          &:& Hiroyuki~Okamura\\
Associate Professor&:& Tsutomu~Shinozuka\\
Assistant Professor&:& Atsuki~Terakawa,~Masahiro~Fujita\\
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(http://www.cyric.tohoku.ac.jp/)\\
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The nuclear radiation physics group
consists of the accelerator research and instrumentation research
divisions of the Cyclotron and Radioisotope Center (CYRIC) founded for
multi-purpose use of a cyclotron and for handling of high-level
radioisotopes.  Construction of the new AVF cyclotron with K=130 MeV
has been carried out in 1998 school years.  In 1999 school year, the
beam transport system and experimental facilities such as fast-neutron
time-of-flight system, isotope separator equipped with Ge-ball
gamma-ray detector, CsI high-energy gamma-ray detector system, etc.\ 
have been constructed.  Our group studies the characteristic behaviors
of nuclei, e.g., nuclear structure and interactions.  

Projects in progress at the accelerator research division are; (1)
development of the ECR ion source for high-intensity heavy-ion
acceleration, (2) development of a negative-ion source for production
of high-intensity neutron beam, (3) study of unstable nuclei
mass-separated with a ion-guide type isotope separator on-line,  and (4)
study of the nuclear magnetic moment using perturbed angular correlation
method.  
At the instrumentation research division, 
(1) development of the beam transport for high-resolution measurement of 
the $(p,n)$ reaction, (2) study of the proton/neutron density distributions 
using the isobaric-analog state, and (3) study of the pionic modes in nuclei 
by the spin-dipole states.  


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