Christoph Düllmann

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Christoph Düllmann is a Full University Professor at the University of Mainz, GSI Darmstadt, and Helmholtz Institute Mainz, Germany. His research focuses on superheavy elements chemistry, gas-phase ion studies, and laser spectroscopy, as evidenced by his recent publications. Notable articles include investigations into the shell effects on fission, microscopic analyses of ion-irradiated materials, and the behavior of thorium clusters. Düllmann’s work significantly contributes to understanding the properties and production of superheavy elements.

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University of Oslo

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Witold Nazarewicz

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Michigan State University

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Reinhard Heinke

European Organization for Nuclear Research

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Menno Door

Max-Planck-Institut für Kernphysik

GERMANY

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Christina Trautmann

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Technische Universität Darmstadt

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wenbing li

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Dominik Dietzel

Johannes Gutenberg Universität Mainz

GERMANY

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Alyssa Gaiser

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Michigan State University

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Loredana Gastaldo

Heidelberg University

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Giovanna Morigi

Saarland University

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Articles (25)

Atmospheric-pressure ion transfer in a gas flow device connected to the UniCell buffer gas cell for superheavy elements chemistry: simulation studies

Probing the Shell Effects on Fission: The New Superheavy Nucleus Sg257

Microscopic and spectroscopic analysis of ion-irradiated molecular-plated thin films for superheavy element production

Laser spectroscopy on the hyperfine structure and isotope shift of sympathetically cooled Th3+229 ions

Gas-phase thorium clusters from laser ablation suggest magicity of Th$$_{13}^+$$

Single-atom-at-a-time adsorption studies of 211Bi and its precursor 211Pb on SiO2 surfaces

Stepping into the Sea of Instability: The New Sub- μs Superheavy Nucleus Rf252

Reactivity of polonium towards quartz surfaces

In-gas-jet laser spectroscopy of No254 with JetRIS

Penning-trap measurement of the Q value of electron capture in 163Ho for the determination of the electron neutrino mass

In Memoriam: Professor Dr. Jens Volker Kratz (1944–2024)

Sympathetic cooling of trapped Th3+ alpha-recoil ions for laser spectroscopy

Decay properties of the neutron-deficient isotope Es242

Gas-phase thorium molecules from laser ablation

The quest for superheavy elements and the limit of the periodic table

Advancements in the fabrication and characterization of actinide targets for superheavy element production

Atomic-structure investigations of neutral einsteinium by laser resonance ionization

Investigation of the atomic structure of curium and determination of its first ionization potential

Fluorescence calorimetry of an ion crystal

Search for fission from a long-lived isomer in No250 and evidence of a second isomer

Probing the Atomic Structure of Californium by Resonance Ionization Spectroscopy

The synthetic elements at the end of the periodic table

Nuclear structure investigations of Es253−255 by laser spectroscopy

Speeding up liquid-phase heavy element chemistry: Development of a vacuum to liquid transfer chamber (VLTC)

Isomeric states in Rf256

Collaborators (10)

Jon Petter Omtvedt

Witold Nazarewicz

Reinhard Heinke

Menno Door

Christina Trautmann

wenbing li

Dominik Dietzel

Alyssa Gaiser

Loredana Gastaldo

Giovanna Morigi

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