Mark-Christoph Spieker

Assistant Professor

Florida State University

United States

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Mark-Christoph Spieker is an Assistant Professor at Florida State University, USA. His research areas include the microscopic structure of nuclear resonances, inelastic proton scattering, and the low-lying level structure of atomic nuclei. His recent articles investigate topics such as pygmy dipole resonance, octupole collectivity, and experimental techniques for particle-γ coincidence experiments.

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Dirk Weisshaar

Michigan State University

UNITED STATES

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Paul Cottle

Florida State University

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Andreas Zilges

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University of Cologne

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D. Bazin

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Lewis Riley

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Ursinus College

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Articles (13)

Experimental studies of the microscopic structure of the pygmy dipole resonance and comments on a possible pygmy quadrupole resonance

Determination of proton and neutron contributions to the 0g.s.+→21+ excitations in Si42 and S44 using inelastic proton scattering in inverse kinematics and intermediate-energy Coulomb excitation

Proton removal from Br73,75 to Se72,74 at intermediate energies

Low-lying level structure of Pr140 from the ( d,α ) reaction

Experimental study of excited states of Ni62 via one-neutron (d,p) transfer up to the neutron-separation threshold and characteristics of the pygmy dipole resonance states

g9/2 neutron strength in the N=29 isotones and the Cr52(d,p)Cr53 reaction

The CeBrA demonstrator for particle-γ coincidence experiments at the FSU Super-Enge Split-Pole Spectrograph

Hexadecapole strength in the rare isotopes 74,76Kr

Fe54(d,p)Fe55 and the evolution of single neutron energies in the N=29 isotones

Investigation of octupole collectivity near the A=72 shape-transitional point

Microscopic Structure of the Low-Energy Electric Dipole Response of Sn120

Quadrupole collectivity in the neutron-rich sulfur isotopes S38,40,42,44

Shape Changes in the N=28 Island of Inversion: Collective Structures Built on Configuration-Coexisting States in S43

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Dirk Weisshaar

Paul Cottle

Andreas Zilges

D. Bazin

Lewis Riley

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