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    Direct reaction and future spectrometer at HIAF

    →Asia/Shanghai
    Institute of Modern Physics, CAS, Huizhou, China
    Description

    The High Intensity Heavy-ion Accelerator Facility (HIAF) has completed its construction. Equipped with an advanced accelerator complex and a next-generation in-flight separator, HIAF provides an excellent platform for a wide range of experiments utilizing direct reactions. As an international user facility, HIAF warmly welcomes scientists from around the world to participate in its scientific programs.


    Spectrometers play a pivotal role in direct reaction studies by enabling precise momentum analysis of outgoing reaction products, which is essential for both missing-mass and invariant-mass spectroscopy. To expand these capabilities, a dipole-magnet-based, large-acceptance spectrometer is planned at HIAF. Presenting these scientific opportunities to the broader community and gathering community input are vital steps in shaping the facility's roadmap. This workshop serves as the launchpad for the spectrometer's design phase, where contributions from researchers across diverse fields will be critical.


    Following DREB 2026, this satellite workshop will bring together theoretical and experimental researchers to discuss recent progress with spectrometers and future perspectives in direct reaction physics. Discussions will focus on physics opportunities at HIAF, alongside the conceptual design, physics cases, and development plans for the future HIAF spectrometer.

    Main Topics

    • Direct reactions at HIAF and physics opportunities
    • Experimental techniques and reaction theory
    • Conceptual design and status of the future HIAF spectrometer
    • Detector technology and instrumentation for direct reaction studies
    • Future perspectives and international collaborations at HIAF

    The program will take place from November 7 to 8, 2026, with participant registration on November 6. The presentation sessions and collaborative discussions will be held on November 7, followed by a guided tour of the HIAF facility on November 8.

    Tentative Schedule

    • November 6, 2026:Participant registration
    • November 7, 2026:Workshop presentations and collaborative discussions
    • November 8, 2026:Guided tour of the HIAF facility

    • Saturday 7 November
      • 08:50→08:55
        Opening 5m
        Speaker: He Wang
      • 08:55→09:25
        Considerations on Direct Reaction and Spectrometer at HIAF 30m
        Speaker: He Wang
        HIAF_Direct_reaction_V7.pptx
      • 09:25→09:50
        Intronduction on R3B 25m
        Speaker: Marina Petri(University of York)
      • 09:50→10:10
        Direct reactions theory 20m
        Speaker: Gregory Potel Aguilar(University of Seville)
      • 10:10→10:30
        Coffee break 20m
      • 10:30→10:55
        Introduction to HRS 25m
        Speaker: Daniel Bazin(FRIB/MSU)
      • 10:55→11:20
        Introduction on Grand Raiden 25m
        Speaker: Juzo Zenihiro(Kyoto University)
      • 11:20→11:45
        Introduction to SHARAQ 25m
        Speaker: Nori Aoi(CNS, University of Tokyo)
      • 11:45→12:30
        Lunch 45m
      • 12:30→18:30
        Facility tour 6h
    • Sunday 8 November
      • 08:50→09:15
        Introduction on RAON-LAMPS 25m
        Speaker: Cheongsoo Lee(IRIS, Institute for Basic Science)
      • 09:15→09:40
        Neutron detectors 25m
        Speaker: Siwei Huang
      • 09:40→10:00
        Spin Teleportation of Protons at the MeV Scale 20m
        Speaker: Dong Bai
      • 10:00→10:20
        CIAE Q3D simulation 20m
        Speaker: Zifeng Luo(Institute for Basic Science)
      • 10:20→10:40
        Coffee break 20m
      • 10:40→11:05
        Introduction on LISA 25m
        Speaker: Kathrin Wimmer(University of Cologne)
      • 11:05→11:30
        Reaction study at HIAF 25m
        Speaker: Yelei Sun(Beihang University)
      • 11:30→11:50
        Exotic Phenomena in Open Quantum Systems 20m
        Speaker: Simin Wang(Fudan University)
      • 11:50→12:10
        Introduction to HYPATIA 20m
        Speaker: Marina Petri(University of York)
      • 12:10→14:00
        Lunch 1h 50m
      • 14:00→14:25
        Introduction to CIAE Q3D 25m
        Speaker: Lei Yang(China Institute of Atomic Energy)
      • 14:25→14:50
        Theory of spectroscopy and reactions in deformed nuclei 25m
        Speaker: Andrea Idini(Lund University)
      • 14:50→15:10
        Studying Isospin Symmetry Breaking in A=29 Tz=±1/2 Mirror Isotopes 20m
        Speaker: Yiyi Zhu(TRIUMF)
      • 15:10→15:30
        Coffee break 20m
      • 15:30→15:55
        Introduction on SAMURAI 25m
        Speaker: Yuki Kubota(RIKEN Nishina Center for Accelerator-Based Science)
      • 15:55→16:15
        Understanding effect of tensor interaction in nuclei via high-momentum nucleon-transfer reactions 20m
        Speaker: Hooi Jin Ong(IMP)
      • 16:15→16:35
        Weakly bound p-rich isotope interactions with light targets 20m
        Speaker: Uiran Umbelino da Silva(Institute of Physics - University of São Paulo)
      • 16:35→17:05
        Closing 30m
        Speaker: He Wang
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