The R 3 B Collaboration Brazil University of Sao Paulo: Alinka Lepine-Szily Canada Saint Mary’s University Halifax: Rituparna Kanungo TRIUMF Vancouver: Reiner Krücken China Institute of Modern Physics Lanzhou: Ruofu Chen, Songlin Li, Hushan Xu, Yu-Hu Zhang Denmark Arhus University: Dmitri Fedorov, Hans Fynbo, Aksel Jensen, Karsten Riisager VTT: Simo Eränen, Juha Kalliopuska Finland France CEA/DAM Bruyères-le-Châtel: Farouk Aksouh, Audrey Chatillon, Julien Taieb CEA/DSM/IRFU Saclay: Alain Boudard, Diane Dore, Bernard Gastineau, Wolfram Korten, Philippe Legou, Sylvie Leray, Stefano Panebianco GANIL: David Boilley, Wolfgang Mittig, Fanny Rejmund, Patricia Roussel-Chomaz, Herve Savajols, Christelle Schmitt IPN Orsay: Bernard Genolini 2
Germany EMMI and FIAS: Enrico Fiori, Bastian Löher, Deniz Savran GSI Darmstadt: Yuliya Aksyutina, Denis Bertini, Konstanze Boretzky, Peter Egelhof, Hans Emling, Hans Feldmeier, Hans Geissel, Jürgen Gerl, Kathrin Goebel, Magdalena Górska, Jörg Hehner, Michael Heil, Jan Hoffmann, Günter Ickert, Aleksandra Kelic-Heil, Ivan Kojouharov, Nikolaus Kurz, Karl-Heinz Langanke, Yvonne Leifels, Thomas Neff, Chiara Nociforo, Maria Valentina Ricciardi, Dominic Rossi, Thomas Roth, Takehiko Saito, Karl-Heinz Schmidt, Haik Simon, Klaus Sümmerer, Wolfgang Trautmann, Helmut Weick, Martin Winkler Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf: Daniel Bemmerer, Zoltan Elekes, Arnd Junghans, Mathias Kempe, Manfred Sobiella, Daniel Stach, Andreas Wagner, Jörn Wüstenfeld, Dmitry Yakorev TU Darmstadt: Leyla Atar, Thomas Aumann, Timo Bloch, Christoph Caesar, Joachim Enders, Diego Gonzalez-Diaz, Marcel Heine, Matthias Holl, Alexander Ignatov, Oleg Kiselev, Dmytro Kresan, Thorsten Kröll, Alina Movsesyan, Manfred Mutterer, Valerii Panin, Stefanos Paschalis, Marina Petri, Norbert Pietralla, Achim Richter, Heiko Scheit, Mirko von Schmid, Linda Schnorrenberger, Philipp Schrock, Stefan Typel, Vasily Volkov, Felix Wamers TU Dresden: Thomas Cowan, Marko Röder, Kai Zuber TU Munich: Michael Bendel, Michael Böhmer, Thomas Faestermann, Roman Gernhäuser, Walter Henning, Reiner Krücken, Tudi Le Bleis, Olga Lepyoshkina, Max Winkel, Sonja Winkler University of Cologne: Jannis Endres, Andreas Hennig, Vassili Maroussov, Lars Netterdon, Peter Reiter, Andreas Zilges University of Frankfurt: Sebastian Altstadt, Olga Ershova, Christoph Langer, Christian Müntz, Ralf Plag, René Reifarth, Kerstin Sonnabend, Meiko Volknandt, Christine Wimmer University of Gießen: Horst Lenske Unversity of Mainz: Jens Volker Kratz Hungary ATOMKI: Margit Csatlós, Zoltán Elekes, Zsolt Fülöp, János Gulyás, Attila Krasznahorkay, László Stuhl, János Timár, Tamás Tornyi University of Budapest: Ákos Horváth 3
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The timeline for milestone 1 includ
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PNPI St. Petersburg: G.D. Alkhazov,
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[Lip-03] C. Lippmann, PhD Thesis, U
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