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STATUS AND RECENT RESULTS OF THE ATLAS EXPERIMENT A.Cheplakov (on behalf of the ATLAS Collaboration) Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, Dubna The Large Hadron Collider at CERN has resumed its operation in 2012 by showing a stable performance at 4 TeV per proton beam energy and aiming to provide enough statistics for the Higgs boson discovery. ATLAS is one of four major experiments accumulating data since the LHC start-up. The status of the detector and its performance are presented in the talk together with the highlights of main results, including Higgs boson observation, study of the Standard Model processes and heavy ion physics. The ATLAS upgrade plans are presented as well. 36
RECENT RESULTS OF THE STUDY OF ADS WITH 500kg NATURAL URANIUM TARGET ASSEMBLY QUINTA IRRADIATED BY DEUTERONS WITH ENERGIES FROM 1 TO 8 GeV AT JINR NUCLOTRON 1 J.Adam, A.Baldin, A.Berlev, W.Furman, N.Gundorin, Zh.Hushvaktov, M.Kadykov, Yu.Kopatch, E.Kostyukhov, I.Kudashkin, A.Makan’kin, I.Mar’in, A.Polansky, A.Rogov, V.Pronskikh, V.Schegolev, A.Solnyshkin, V.Tsupko-Sitnikov, S.Tyutyunnikov, A.Vishnevsky, N.Vladimirova, A.Wojciechowski, L.Zavorka 2 V.Chilap, A.Chinenov, B.Dubinkin, B.Fonarev, M.Galanin, V.Kolesnikov, S.Solodchenkova 3 M.Artyushenko, V.Sotnikov, V.Voronko 4 A.Khilmanovich, B.Martsynkevich 5 S.Kislitsin, T.Kvochkina, S.Zhdanov 6 K.Husak, S.Korneev, A.Potapenko, A.Safronova, I.Zhuk 7 M.Suchopar, O.Svoboda, J.Vrzalova, V.Wagner 8 Ch.Stoyanov, O.Yordanov, P.Zhivkov 9 M.Shuta, E.Strugalska-Gola, S.Kilim, M.Bielevicz 10 W.Westmeier 11 M.Manolopoulou 12 S.R.Hashemi-Nezhad 1 Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, Dubna, Russia; 2 Center Physical and Technical Projects “Atomenergomash”, Moscow, Russia; 3 NSC Kharkov Institute of Physics and Technology, Kharkov, Ukraine; 4 Stepanov Institute of Physics, Minsk, Belarus; 5 Institute of Nuclear Physics NNC RK, Almaty, Kazakhstan; 6 Joint Institute for Power and Nuclear Research- Sosny near Minsk, Belarus; 7 Nuclear Physics Institute, Rez near Prague, Czech Republic; 8 Institute of Nuclear Research and Nuclear Energy, Sofia, Bulgaria; 9 National Centre for Nuclear Research, Otwock-Swerk, Poland; 10 Gesellschaft for Kernspektrometrie, Ebsdorfergrund-Mölln, Germany; 11 Aristotle Uni-Thessaloniki, Thessaloniki, Greece; 12 School of Physics, University of Sydney, Australia The study of basic properties of the ADS presented in the previous Baldin seminar [1] was continued during the 2011-2012. For these experiments, uranium target assembly has been upgraded: the entrance window was created to reduce the albedo of the incident beam and a section was added to keep the effective mass of uranium to the beam axis. The new target assembly with a mass of 500 kg of natural uranium metal (diameter ~30cm and length 65cm) was named QUINTA. During the three runs of JINR NUCLOTRON the target assembly (TA) QUINTA was irradiated by deuterons with energies from 1 to 8 GeV and the total number of deuterons on the target of (3-5) 10 13 at each energy. There were measured the energy spectra of prompt neutrons inside and outside the target assembly and the time spectra of fission delayed neutrons (DN) between accelerator bursts. Beside that the spatial distributions of fission rates inside TA have been measured with aid of solid state track detectors and independently by activation method. The last method was used for measurements of 239 Pu nuclei production. All these measurements were made with the original TA QUINTA as well as with TA surrounded by a 10 cm thick lead blanket. Total numbers of fissions and produced 239 Pu nuclei obtained by integration over QUINTA volume and normalized to one incident deuteron and one GeV were constant within 37
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