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The LPCTrap facility is coupled to the low-energy beam line LIRAT of the SPIRAL source at GANIL (France). The facility comprises an RFQ trap for beam preparation and a transparent Paul trap for in-trap decay studies. The system has been tested for several ion species. The Paul trap has been fully characterized for 6Li+ and 23Na+ ions. This characterization together with GEANT4 simulations of the in-trap decay setup (Paul trap and detection system) has permitted to predict the effect of the size of the ion cloud on the decay study of 6He+.
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Rodríguez, D., Ban, G., Durand, D. et al. The LPCTrap facility for in-trap decay experiments. Hyperfine Interact 174, 15–20 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10751-007-9558-8
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