Francesco Cappuzzello

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Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II

Italy

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Francesco Cappuzzello is an Associate Professor at Università degli Studi di Catania, Italy. His research areas include the development of large area silicon carbide detectors and the characterization of detection systems for the MAGNEX spectrometer, particularly within the NUMEN project. His recent publications focus on various aspects of nuclear reactions and particle transfer mechanisms, contributing significantly to the field of experimental nuclear physics.

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Georgios Souliotis, PhD, Professor of Phy

Professor of Physical Chemistry

National and Kapodistrian University of Athens

GREECE

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Giovanni De Gregorio

Università degli Studi della Campania Luigi Vanvitelli

ITALY

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ATHENA PAKOU

EMERITA PROFESSOR

University of Ioannina

GREECE

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Franck Delaunay

Maître de Conférences / Lecturer

Université de Caen Normandie

FRANCE

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Fabio Longhitano

ITALY

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Horst Lenske

head external research group

GSI Helmholtzzentrum für Schwerionenforschung GmbH

GERMANY

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Dimitra Pierroutsakou

Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare

ITALY

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Salvatore Tudisco

Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare

ITALY

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Articles (20)

Characterization of the gas tracker prototype of the new focal plane detector of the MAGNEX spectrometer for the NUMEN project

Depletion depth measurements of new large area silicon carbide detectors

Design and performance of the prototype of the new Particle Identification system for the MAGNEX spectrometer within the NUMEN project

Direct and two-step processes in the 275MeVCa40(O18,F18)K40 reaction within a unified model

O18 + Ti48 elastic and inelastic scattering at 275 MeV

Multichannel experimental and theoretical approach to the C12(O18,F18)B12 single-charge-exchange reaction at 275 MeV. II. Competition between the meson exchange and the sequential transfer in the reaction mechanism

Characterization of newly developed large area SiC sensors for the NUMEN experiment

Characterization of a gas detector prototype based on Thick-GEM for the MAGNEX focal plane detector

Response of G-NUMEN LaBr3(Ce) Detectors to High Counting Rates

One-neutron transfer from O16 to Al27 and Si28 targets at Elab=240MeV

Multichannel experimental and theoretical approach to the C12(O18,F18)B12 single-charge-exchange reaction at 275 MeV: Initial-state interaction and single-particle properties of nuclear wave functions

Shedding light on nuclear aspects of neutrinoless double beta decay by heavy-ion double charge exchange reactions

Multinucleon transfer channels from Zn70 (15 MeV/nucleon) + Ni64 collisions

Two-step transfer mechanisms in the charge-exchange reaction Ca40(O18,F18)K40 at 275 MeV

One-neutron transfer reaction in the O18+Ti48 collision at 275 MeV

Present outcome from the NUMEN R&D phase

Initial state interaction for the<sup>20</sup> ne +<sup>130</sup> te and<sup>18</sup> o +<sup>116</sup> sn systems at 15.3 amev from elastic and inelastic scattering measurements

The NUMEN Project: Shedding Light on Neutrinoless Double Beta Decay by Heavy-Ion Nuclear Reactions

The NUMEN Project: Toward New Experiments with High-Intensity Beams

An upgraded focal plane detector for the MAGNEX spectrometer

Collaborators (8)

Georgios Souliotis, PhD, Professor of Phy

Giovanni De Gregorio

ATHENA PAKOU

Franck Delaunay

Fabio Longhitano

Horst Lenske

Dimitra Pierroutsakou

Salvatore Tudisco

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