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New trends in development of “Active Correlation” Technique 1.Introduction: DGFRS, detection system, real-time algorithm to search for ER-α sequences. 2.Examples for PIPS and DSSSD. Specifics of DSSSD applications. /Past + present/ (nearest future) Ultra high beam intensities (FLNR DC-280 project). ~ ; ~5-10 pμA 48 Ca, 50 Ti.. ! 4. Spectrometer implementation. (ADP-16 “TekhInvest”, free economy zone Dubna as a base unit ) 5. Few words about radiation stability 6.Summary PS ( abbreviators ) PIPS, DSSSD… Yu.S. Tsyganov FLNR, JINR Dubna-Livermore-Oak Ridge (JINR-LLNL-ORNL) Table of contents Declaration of Z=114 naming by IUPAC President

Рисунок 40 Поиск корреляционных пар ядро отдачи – альфа распад. Система наведена на изотоп 216 Ac. (Принт-скрин он-лайн программы) -7 МэВ. 216 Ac Test reaction Au+Ne  Ac +xn Chairmen: Prof. I.Vankov, Dr. I.N. Churin 1997, Varna ER-alpha History in brief

Idea of the algorithm to search for ER-α Graph n nodes  n(n-1)/2 links  Each link = may be considered as a trigger signal. Usually, a1 = ER signal. Combinatory object  matrix.  || t (i,j) || Energy-time-position  “dangerous” background realization E REG = F(E in ) Veto against Focal plane Strip#2 E FP, KeV

Calibration process To operate in real-time mode it takes 752 (PIPS -32)/ 352 (DSSSD) calibration parameters to insert in advance to Builder 6.0 C++ data taking code which are extracted from calibration reactions. (~few days) 217 Th (T 1/2 = 237 µs ) nat Yb+ 48 Ca  217 Th+3n 217 Th 206 Pb+ 48 Ca  252 No+2n (additionally + FF scale ) (main) σ ≈ 0.08% September 15 /2015 Present status! (2015)

Blue – monitoring&protection Green – detection Magenta - “active” correlations search for ER-alpha Red – aerosol control (rad. safety staff, autonomous) PC with CAMAC controller..subsystems Lay-out of the DGFRS experiments with 48 Ca projectiles DSSSD

What is the experimentalist see #1 beam on Chopper off #2 beam off Chopper ON !

Vision#3…(~1,5-2 minutes after) + sound multimedia signal from SCP cell № if (tof ==0 // code fragment С++ dt1 = tim1 - reco[strip][npix]; dt2 = tim1 - reco[strip][npix+1]; dt3 = tim1 - reco[strip][npix-1]; dt4 = tim1 - reco[strip][npix+2]; dt5 = tim1 - reco[strip][npix-2]; dt6 = tim1 - reco[strip][npix+3]; dt7 = tim1 - reco[strp][npix-3]; dt = (dt1<dt2) ? dt1 : dt2; dt = (dt<dt3) ? dt : dt3; dt = (dt<dt4) ? dt : dt4; dt = (dt<dt5) ? dt : dt5; dt = (dt<dt6) ? dt : dt6; dt = (dt<dt7) ? dt : dt7; Detecting system was registering decay: Beam –off pause was created by ER-α correlation 10.5 MeV 30 ms 0.4 mm Elapsed time, s Energy, KeV

Example of application: reaction 249 Bk+ 48 Ca  117+3n = = = = = = = = = = = Y.Oganessian et al.// May 2013 issue of Physical Review C (Vol.87, No.5): Self consisted test № event Top+bottom, mm

Результирующие цепочки распада 117 Only the second time for ~ 7 years in PRL title list is placed a fragment from Russian authors paper ! is placed a fragment from Russian authors paper !

trends : а) to decrease rates in FPD of the DGFRS  DSSSD application ( lover side of the “elementary cell”) b) intensity > 1 pμA (5-10)- approach, implementation (in brief), radiation stability 20Ne1·10 14 pps 48Ca6·10 13 pps 50Ti3·10 13 pps G.Gulbekyan, theme report DC 280 high intensity HI cyclotron ~ (FLNR, JINR project) Status 11/09/2015

DSSSD Micron Semiconductors (UK) –ORNL (US, TN) application Main advantage – lover area of “elementary” cell (~1/10 83% cases !) and (significantly for the method of “ AC”) – practically ready ER matrix for use. But… from p-n junction side (back)  edge effects between the neighbor strips ~17% (α 5.5 МeV, close to 2π geometry) 128 strips. P+ (as to ohmic contact side) edge effect is suppressed due to  P+ separation guard layer ( Dr. Susanne Welsh, Micron Scd’s, UK// private comm. // ~ 0.1% ORNL Front side. ______________________________________________________ Yu.Tsyganov Lett. to ECHAYA v.12, no.1(192) , v.12 no.4 (195), pp & Cybernetics and Physics No.3. Pp ~0.1% sharing~17% α-source 5.5 MeV ; close to 2π geometry a b (el. Field) F a < F b  As a result 

Schematics of the detection/ER-α searching process Recoil matrix 48x128 in the PC RAM Event number Code (state register) energy=0; enb=0; enb1=0; enb2=0; if (strip>=0 &&strip< 48) energy = (aa[strip]*float(wa)) +bb[strip]; if (strip_1 >=0 && strip_1 < 128) enb1=EAB1[strip_1]*float(wab) +EAB0[strip_1]; if (strip_2 >=0 && strip_2 < 128) enb2=EAB1[strip_2]*float(wab) +EAB0[strip_2]; enb = enb1+enb2; // начинаем фильтровать EVR=false; ALFA=false; if (tof > TOF_MIN && tof ER_MIN && energy <=ER_MAX ) EVR = true; if (tof==0 && energy > MINALFA && energy < EA_MAX) ALFA= true; if (fabs(energy-enb) > D_ENERGY) ALFA=false; State register (positional code, test)powers of 2 – single signal C++ program fragment N cycles; Actual : N=1 t, μs i Recoils (ER’s)

Experiments on the synthesis of superheavy nuclei 284 Fl and 285 Fl in the 239,240 Pu+ 48 Ca reactions V. K. Utyonkov, 1, * N. T. Brewer, 2 Yu. Ts. Oganessian, 1 K. P. Rykaczewski, 2 F. Sh. Abdullin, 1 S. N. Dmitriev, 1 R. K. Grzywacz, 2,3 M. G. Itkis, 1 K. Miernik, 2,4 A. N. Polyakov, 1 J. B. Roberto, 2 R. N. Sagaidak, 1 I. V. Shirokovsky, 1 M. V. Shumeiko, 1 Yu. S. Tsyganov, 1 A. A. Voinov, 1 V. G. Subbotin, 1 A. M. Sukhov, 1 A. V. Sabel'nikov, 1 G. K. Vostokin 1, J. H. Hamilton, 5 M. A. Stoyer, 6 1 Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, RU Dubna, Russian Federation 2 Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37831, USA 3 Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tennessee 37996, USA 4 Faculty of Physics, University of Warsaw, Warsaw, Poland 5 Department of Physics and Astronomy, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee 37235, USA 6 Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore, California 94551, USA Phys. Rev. C, September 2015/ in print/ First time for successful AC method application for DSSSD Preamp’s (2) START/STOP electronics channels (preamp’s)

i Flowchart of data taking process case of J ( 48 Ca)  ∞ (DC-280 ~10pμA) “effective life time» n-ER’s Def. :  ti – measured, wi-weight...since we consider the borderline behavior of signal during registration of recoil nuclei…

..in a more common case… may be ( + additional filtering) - ER registered energy (PHD!)  taking into account TOF,ΔE 1,2 )∙(1- 0: - other cases Probability to peak one or more random ER imitator signals / Poisson statistics t1t1 t2t2 Result(beam off) comment ++ old + new + Old version ignores t Not actual case /- τ≤t pre-set yes + otherwise no - Condition: t1 < t2... since we consider the borderline behavior of signal during registration of recoil nuclei…

Оn the probable implementation… ( two scenarios …) 1 ( more traditional  preamplifier + sh. Amp + multipl-r+ADC)…Report by A.Voinov next session, after coffee break will follow 2. « ADP-16 integral 1M module preamp+ADP16( amp+mltp+adc 16 in 2 scale) It is necessary as a minimum 12 + (~2 reserved) modules ADP-16 Nowadays N=1 (experimental) ! program for ADP_16 C++ Builder 6 (Windows)- 1 st approximation σ≈0.003% Little bit drawback… (dep. From threshold <100) Full parameter range It will be eliminated in 2016 By the developer (TekhInvest, Dubna) ADP-16..stability test 65 h…

..a few words about radiation stability ( very briefly ) p.92 Tab. 17 (FF)  1.0e+8 см-2. 1 pµA  150 Hz  10 pµA  1500 Hz 1500*1.0е+5с*200 d = 3e+10 (non-uniform..1/2 S full) 12 cm*50cm/2= 300 cm2 3.0e+10/300 =1.0e+8 сm-2 ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________ ~200 days  2-3 DSSSD/year experiment??? ~25 K Euro +

All the new superheavy nuclei in the reactions with 48 Ca at JINR were discovered with use of the DGFRS alone !!!