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Mass measurements with the GANIL cyclotrons

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An original method of mass measurements using the GANIL facility cyclotrons as an Accelerator-Mass spectrometer system is presented. The first test runs show that a precision of 3.10-6 can be achieved. Further improvement of this value can be obtained. Although some limitations apply to this technique, a broad spectrum of nuclei can be studied by this method.

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Journal of Physics G: Nuclear and Particle Physics

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