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Recent upgrades to the CRIS Decay Spectroscopy Station: Accessing β- and γ-ray spectroscopy on pure isomeric beams

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Abstract

The Decay Spectroscopy Station (DSS) of the Collinear Resonance Ionization Spectroscopy (CRIS) experiment at ISOLDE-CERN has been upgraded to perform isomer-selective β- and γ-ray spectroscopy, including a new tape system to perform spectroscopy, free from residual activity. The baseplate of the detection chamber was redesigned to incorporate the tape, a MicroTOF detector for beam diagnostics, and a custom-made, high-vacuum-compatible plastic scintillator. The vacuum operation reached a stable pressure of 10−7 mbar in the detection chamber, overcoming vacuum issues from the previous design. Around the detection chamber, up to three high-purity germanium (HPGe) detectors and four LaBr detectors can be installed, giving a total photopeak efficiency of the HPGe detectors of 7% at 200 keV. The implementation of a 24-channel digital DAQ system combines the detection array with the CRIS setup to perform laser-assisted β- and γ-ray spectroscopy. A commissioning experiment with isomeric beams of 106g,106mIn, purified by narrow-band laser resonance ionization, showed complete removal of activity from the β detector and full separation of the ground and isomeric state of 106In. An average β-detection efficiency of 19(2)% was determined from the experiment.

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BibTeX
@misc{casci2026recent,
  title = {{Recent upgrades to the CRIS Decay Spectroscopy Station: Accessing $β$- and $γ$-ray spectroscopy on pure isomeric beams}},
  author = {Simone Casci and Bram van den Borne and Osama Ahmad and Anjali Ajayakumar and Michail Athanasakis-Kaklamanakis and Mia Au and Justus Berbalk and Yazeed Balasmeh and Thomas Elias Cocolios and Saikumar Chinthakayala and Christian Costache and Ruben Pieter de Groote and Carlos Mario Fajardo-Zambrano and Kieran Thomas Flanagan and Ronald Fernando Garcia Ruiz and Reinhard Heinke and Andres Illana and Zakariya Johri and Angelos Karadimas and Anders Kastberg and Ágota Koszorús and Louis Lalanne and Pierre Lassègues and Razvan Lică and Yongchao Liu and Kara Marie Lynch and Abigail McGlone and David Thomas McElroy and Philippe Mispelter and Gerda Neyens and Cătălin Neacşu and Lukas Nies and Andrea Raggio and Jordan Ray Reilly and Jack Shaw and Marek Stryjczyk and Andrei Turturica and Victoria Vedia and Jessica Warbinek and Hilde De Witte and Xiaofei Yang},
  howpublished = {arXiv},
  year = {2026},
  month = oct,
  doi = {10.48550/arxiv.2610.29627},
  eprint = {2610.29627},
  archivePrefix = {arXiv},
  url = {https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.29627},
  note = {CC BY 4.0},
}
RIS
TY  - UNPB
TI  - Recent upgrades to the CRIS Decay Spectroscopy Station: Accessing β- and γ-ray spectroscopy on pure isomeric beams
AU  - Simone Casci
AU  - Bram van den Borne
AU  - Osama Ahmad
AU  - Anjali Ajayakumar
AU  - Michail Athanasakis-Kaklamanakis
AU  - Mia Au
AU  - Justus Berbalk
AU  - Yazeed Balasmeh
AU  - Thomas Elias Cocolios
AU  - Saikumar Chinthakayala
AU  - Christian Costache
AU  - Ruben Pieter de Groote
AU  - Carlos Mario Fajardo-Zambrano
AU  - Kieran Thomas Flanagan
AU  - Ronald Fernando Garcia Ruiz
AU  - Reinhard Heinke
AU  - Andres Illana
AU  - Zakariya Johri
AU  - Angelos Karadimas
AU  - Anders Kastberg
AU  - Ágota Koszorús
AU  - Louis Lalanne
AU  - Pierre Lassègues
AU  - Razvan Lică
AU  - Yongchao Liu
AU  - Kara Marie Lynch
AU  - Abigail McGlone
AU  - David Thomas McElroy
AU  - Philippe Mispelter
AU  - Gerda Neyens
AU  - Cătălin Neacşu
AU  - Lukas Nies
AU  - Andrea Raggio
AU  - Jordan Ray Reilly
AU  - Jack Shaw
AU  - Marek Stryjczyk
AU  - Andrei Turturica
AU  - Victoria Vedia
AU  - Jessica Warbinek
AU  - Hilde De Witte
AU  - Xiaofei Yang
PY  - 2026
DA  - 2026/10/21
PB  - arXiv
DO  - 10.48550/arxiv.2610.29627
UR  - https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.29627
AB  - The Decay Spectroscopy Station (DSS) of the Collinear Resonance Ionization Spectroscopy (CRIS) experiment at ISOLDE-CERN has been upgraded to perform isomer-selective β- and γ-ray spectroscopy, including a new tape system to perform spectroscopy, free from residual activity. The baseplate of the detection chamber was redesigned to incorporate the tape, a MicroTOF detector for beam diagnostics, and a custom-made, high-vacuum-compatible plastic scintillator. The vacuum operation reached a stable pressure of 10^−7 mbar in the detection chamber, overcoming vacuum issues from the previous design. Around the detection chamber, up to three high-purity germanium (HPGe) detectors and four LaBr detectors can be installed, giving a total photopeak efficiency of the HPGe detectors of 7% at 200 keV. The implementation of a 24-channel digital DAQ system combines the detection array with the CRIS setup to perform laser-assisted β- and γ-ray spectroscopy. A commissioning experiment with isomeric beams of ^106g,106mIn, purified by narrow-band laser resonance ionization, showed complete removal of activity from the β detector and full separation of the ground and isomeric state of ^106In. An average β-detection efficiency of 19(2)% was determined from the experiment.
ER  -