13th International Conference on

Nucleus-Nucleus Collisions

NN2018SAITAMA, JAPAN

December4(Tue.)-8(sat.)

Program Book

http://nn2018.riken.jp/

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2F

Parallel Session
Dec. 4 (Tue), 5 (Wed)and 7 (Fri)

Lobby

6F

Small HallInternational
Conference
Room

Registration desk
Dec. 4 (Tue) - 7 (Fri).

Plenary Session
Dec. 4 (Tue) – 8 (Sat).

4F

Coﬀee break
Dec. 4 (Tue) - 7 (Fri).

Exhibition booths
Dec. 4 (Tue) - 7 (Fri).

Poster Session
Dec. 5 (Wed)(A) Sonic City Hall

404

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403

Civic Hall

Floor GuideCoﬀee break
Dec. 4 (Tue) afternoon.

Parallel Session
Dec. 4 (Tue), 5 (Wed)and 7 (Fri).

Parallel Session
Dec. 4 (Tue), 5 (Wed)and 7 (Fri).

Souvenir Shop

Convenience Store

Drugstore

To Omiya Sta.

402 401602 601(B) Sonic City Bldg.

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Large Hall

Welcome Reception/
Registration Desk
Dec. 3 (Mon)=Note=
The conference venue Sonic City has a complicated building
map, so be careful not to lose the way. The Sonic City has twobuildings, (A) Sonic City Hall and (B) Sonic City Bldg. The
Parallel Sessions will be held in (B), while the other programs
including the Plenary and Poster Sessions will be in the

B1F

1F

different building (A). A connecting passage at 2F links thetwo buildings. In this floor, you can also find elevators to 4F
and 6F for the Parallel Sessions. Note that the escalator ends at
4F. To go to 6F, take an elevator. We will put several guidesigns during the conference. Please follow them onsite.

No.5 No.4
Exhibition Hall

Plenary Sessions
Parallel Sessions

Elevator
Escalator
Footwalk

Directions

CARD

Elevator
Escalator
ToiletToilet(for Wheelchair)
Smoking Area
ATM
Shop

LegendGeneral Infomation
Opening hours of the conference venue and registration desk
venue
registration desk
Dec. 3 (Mon)       -      /  17:00-19:00 at the Exhibition Hall No.4/5 (B1F)
Dec. 4 (Tue) 8:15-19:30 /   8:15-16:00 at the International Conference Room (4F)
Dec. 5 (Wed) 8:00-19:30   /   8:00-16:00 at the International Conference Room (4F)
Dec. 6 (Thu) 8:00-14:00 /   8:00-14:00 at the International Conference Room (4F)
Dec. 7 (Fri) 8:00-17:00 /   8:00-14:00 at the International Conference Room (4F)
Dec. 8 (Sat) 8:00-17:00 /   8:00-14:00 at the International Conference Room (4F)The conference rooms and registration desk will be open as scheduled above.  Notethat the registration desk will be open at B1F during the Welcome Reception on Dec.
3 (Mon) and at the 4F International Conference Room for the other dates.
The phone number of the registration desk is 070-4177-3604.

On-site registration
On-site registration is available at the registration desk. The online registration
system of the official conference website will be used. The registration fee is payable
by cash or by credit cards.

Plenary and Parallel Sessions
The Plenary Sessions will be held in the 2F Small Hall.
The Parallel Sessions will be held in the 2F Small Hall, 4F Sonic Civic Hall (401, 402,
403 and 404) and 6F Meeting Rooms (601 and 602).
Coffee break will be arranged at the 4F International Conference Room, except for
the afternoon break of Dec. 4 (Tue) at 4F Civic Hall.

Poster Session
The poster session will be held on Dec. 5 (Wed) from 17:00 to 19:00 at the 4F International Conference Room. Wine and beer will be served.
The presenters can put their posters from the afternoon of Dec. 4 (Tue).
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Session Categories
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
J
K

Fusion and Fission
Heavy and Superheavy Elements
Nuclear Structure and Dynamics
Nuclear Astrophysics
Equation of State of Nuclear and Quark Matter under Extreme Conditions
Collision Dynamics at Medium to Relativistic Energies
Hadron Physics
New Facilities
Nuclear Methods for Pure and Applied Sciences
Nuclear Energy and Applications of Nuclear Science and Technologies

Commercial Exhibition
The exhibition booths will be open from Dec. 4 (Tue) through Dec. 7 (Fri) at the 4F
International Conference Room.

Wireless LAN
Wi-Fi network will be available in all conference rooms. The connection information
will be available at the registration desk. Details will be provided on-site.

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Information for Presenters
Program
The scientific program as of Nov. 18 is in the booklet. The plenary talks are 25
minutes long plus 5 minutes of discussion. The invited talks in parallel sessions are
20 minutes long plus 5 minutes of discussion, which is located the first slot of eachparallel session typically. Other parallel talks are 15 minutes long plus 5 minutes of
discussion.
The program is available online athttps://controls.papercept.net/conferences/conferences/NN18/program/

We would like to ask you to upload your presentation slides in the PDF format tothis site after the talk. The upload method will be available on-site.
The uploaded slides will be open to the public at
http://nn2018.riken.jp/

after the conference.

Oral presentation
A Windows PC is prepared in each presentation room.
We would like to ask you to copy your presentation file (pdf or ppt) to the PC at yourpresentation room beforehand, e.g. at the break before your session, or in the day
before your session starts.
To keep to the timetable, it is not recommended to use your own PC.

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Poster session
Poster session will be held on Dec. 5 (Wed) from 17:00 to 19:00 at the 4F International Conference Room. Wine and beer will be served from 17:30.
Presenters can put their posters from the afternoon of Dec. 4 (Tue). The size of theposter panels is 900 mm × 2100 mm for each. Pushpins will be provided by theorganizers. Do not use scotch tape, please. The International Conference Room will
be closed at 17:00 on Dec. 7 (Fri). Please remove your poster by that time. The bestposters will be awarded during a ceremony in the final session of the conference.

Conference Proceedings
Peer-reviewed conference proceedings will be published as a volume of "JPS
Conference Proceedings", which is an online open-access journal of the PhysicalSociety of Japan.

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Excursion
The excursion will be held in the afternoon on Dec. 6 (Thu). A total of six
tours are planned to visit cultural heritages, historical sites or state-of-the-art
facilities in the Saitama Prefecture.

(A) General Rolling Stock Center of the East Japan Railway Company
by walk    Founded in 1894, the General Rolling Stock Center in Omiya is a major rai-lyard center of the East Japan Railway Company. Tour to the site for the daily maintenance of passenger trains and for the restoration of heritage steam locomotives.

(B) Bonsai village - Bonsai nursery and prefectural history museumby train

Bonsai is a traditional Japanese art using miniature trees. A small neighborhood in Omiya, the Bonsai village hosts top Bonsai nurseries and attracts experts
and enthusiasts across the world. Tour to the nursery Fuyo’en and to the Prefectural
Museum of History and Folklore.

(C) RIKEN Radioactive Isotope Beam Factory (RIBF)
by busThe RIBF is a facility of radioactive isotope beams at the RIKEN Wako
campus. The facility is capable of producing a wide range of radioactive isotopes via
the fragmentation reaction or in-flight fission of uranium. Tour to the RIBF as well as
to the RIKEN gallery with historical archives.

(D) Iwatsuki - Sake brewery and doll craft houseby bus    An old city developed around a castle in the 15th century, today Iwatsuki isa home to traditional breweries and doll craft houses. Tour to the Suzuki sake brewery(https://www.sakekura.net) and the Suzuki doll craft house (http://www.suzuki-ningyo.
com).

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(E) Kawagoe - free afternoon in ‘Ko-Edo’
by bus    Kawagoe used to be a town crowded with travelers and traffic to and from

Tokyo on the Kawagoe Kaido (road). Today the city is called “Ko-Edo” (Little Edo) after
the old name for Tokyo (Edo). Visit to the Kita-in temple and free walk around thestreets with historic architectures, temples and shrines.

(F) Tokigawa - picking and tasting of oranges in orchardsby bus    A countryside of the Saitama prefecture, Tokigawa offers relaxing atmos-

pheres in nature and the scenery of rice paddies, farms and orchards. A picking andtasting experience of various oranges on sunny slopes of Mt. Otsuki. Will also visit ashop of local products, flowers, pottery or crafts.

Schedule
Come to the Small Hall at 12:00 after the morning session is concluded. Pick up alunch box at the entrance.
• (A) and (B) – Use the Small Hall for lunch. The tours will start at 13:00.
• (C), (D) and (E) – Use the Small Hall for lunch. The buses will leave at 13:00.
• (F) – The bus will leave shortly after the morning session. Take the lunch box to thebus with you.

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Banquet
The conference banquet will be held in the railway museum on Dec. 7 (Fri) from18:30 to 20:30.
The museum is located near the Testudo-Hakubutsukan station of the New Shuttle(“Tetsudo-Hakubutsukan” means railway museum.). It is also about half an hour by
walk from the conference venue.
Dinner will be served in buffet style.
Since the museum is entirely reserved for NN2018 banquet, the museum entrance
gate will be closed at 19:00.
Please enter the museum before 19:00.
If you arrive later, please make a call to 070-4177-3604.

SONIC
CITY

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Program12/3(Mon)
8:00

12/4(Tue)

12/5(Wed)
8:00

8:15
Registration

9:00

9:15

9:00

Opening Address

Plenary 3
Plenary 1

10:00
11:00
12:00
13:00

10:00

Break

Break

Plenary 2

Plenary 4

Lunch

Lunch

15:00
Parallel 3

16:00

16:00
16:35

17:00

19:00
20:00

16

14:00
15:00

Parallel 1

18:00

12:00
13:00

Conference Photo

14:00

11:00

17:05
Welcome Reception

Break

Parallel 2

16:35

Break

Poster

17:00
18:00
19:00

19:10
IAC meeting

20:00

12/6(Thu)

12/7(Fri)

12/8(Sat)

8:00

8:00

9:00

9:00
Plenary 5

Plenary 7

Plenary 9

10:00
11:00

10:00
Break

Break

Break

Plenary 8

Plenary 10

11:00

Plenary 6

12:00

Excursion

13:00

12:00
13:00

Lunch

14:00
15:00

Parallel 4

16:00

Lunch

Plenary 1 1

Plenary 1 1 (closing)

16:35

17:00

14:00
15:00
16:00
17:00

Move to the Railway Museum

18:00

18:00

19:00

19:00
Banquet

20:00

20:00

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Plenary Sessions
Room : Small Hall
Tuesday December 418

8:00 - 9:00

Registration

9:00 - 9:15

Opening Address

Plenary 1

chair : T. Uesaka

9:15 - 9:45

Keynote Talk

263

Kazuhiro Tanaka(KEK)

9:45 - 10:00

Present status and perspectives of SHE
researches at RIKEN

227B

Kosuke Morita(Kyushu)

10:00 - 10:30

HEAVIEST NUCLEI

225B

Yuri Ogannesian(FLNR)

10:30 - 11:00

Break

Plenary 2

chair : K. H. Tanaka

11:00 - 11:30

Quantifying dissipation en route toequilibration: experimental results in nearbarrier collisions

247A

Mahananda Dasgupta(ANU)

11:30 - 12:00

Nuclear physics in Accreting Neutron Stars:
Bursts and Crusts

254D

Hendrik Schatz(MSU)

12:00 - 12:30

Exotic particle production in Heavy Ion
Collision

223G

Su Houng Lee(Yonsei)

12:30 - 13:00

Introduction to the New Facility HIAF

261H

Xiaohong Zhou
(IMP-CAS)

Hideto En’yo(RIKEN Nishina Center)Wednesday December 5
Plenary 3

chair : N. Xu

8:30 - 9:00

Exploring extremely dense medium inheavy-ion collisions

243E

Masakiyo Kitazawa(Osaka)9:00 - 9:30

Results and future plan of the energy scan
experiment at RHIC

248E

Xiaofeng Luo(CCNU)

9:30 - 10:00

QCD matter physics at the future FAIR
facility in Germany

216HPeter Senger(GSI)

10:00 - 10:30

Heavy ion BM@N and MPD experiments
at NICA (JINR)

222H

Mikhail Kapishin(JINR)

10:30 - 11:00

Break

Plenary 4

chair : H. Sakurai

11:00 - 11:30

How an antimatter physicist reacted to the
Fukushima Accident

259J

Ryugo Hayano(Tokyo)11:30 - 12:00

Reduction and Resource Recycling Highlevel Radioactive Waste through Nuclear
Transmutation - Overview of the ImPACT
Program

249K

Reiko Fujita(JST)

12:00 - 12:30

Studies of the evolution of collectivity andshell structure in exotic nuclei at RIKEN

210C

Kathrin Wimmer(Tokyo)12:30 - 13:00

Isovector electric and magnetic collective
motion in nuclei within the framework ofenergy density functionals

245C

Gianluca Colo
(Milano)19

Plenary Sessions
Thursday December 6

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Plenary 5

chair : K. Hagino

8:30 - 9:00

Laser-assisted nuclear spectroscopy studies
at ISOLDE (CERN)

229C

Andrey Andreyev(ISOLDE)

9:00 - 9:30

Nuclear dipole responses by ab initio theory

241C

Sonia Bacca(TRIUMF)

9:30 - 10:00

The Recent Experimental Studies on HighEnergy Ion Collisions

260F

Takashi Hachiya(Nara Women’s U/
RIKEN)

10:00 - 10:30

Dynamics of nuclear collisions at relativisticenergies

231F

Tetsufumi Hirano(Sophia Univ.)

10:30 - 11:00

Break

Plenary 6

chair : M. Dasgupta

11:00 - 11:30

Impact of fusion-fission and Quasifission on
SHE Production

226A

Mikhail Itkis(JINR)

11:30 - 12:00

Time-Dependent Density Functional Theory
for Low-Energy Nuclear Reactions: Recent
Progress

194A

Kazuyuki Sekizawa(Niigata)

12:00 -

Excursion

Friday December 7
Plenary 7

chair : W. G. Lynch

8:30 - 9:00

Transport theories of heavy ion collisions
and the study of the nuclear EOS

230F

Maria Colonna(INFN-LNS)

9:00 - 9:30

Recent results from HADES

251F

Tetyana Galatyk(Frankfurt)

9:30 - 10:00

Nucleosynthesis in neutron-star mergers

235D

Stephane Goriely(Bruxelles)

10:00 - 10:30

Resonant C-burning at astrophysicalenergies

141D

Aurora Tumino(INFN-LNS)

10:30 - 11:00

Break

Plenary 8

chair : H.Q. Zhang

11:00 - 11:30

An innovative method for plant mutation
breeding and gene discovery

250K

Tomoko Abe(RIKEN Nishina
Center)11:30 - 12:00

Applications of β-radiation detected
NMR in wet chemistry, biochemistry andmedicine

237K

Monika Stachura(TRIUMF)

12:00 - 12:30

New scintillator materials for present andfuture experiments

206J

Franco Camera(Mirano)12:30 - 13:00

Compact AMS System at Yamagata
University

233J

Fuyuki Tokanai(Yamagata)21Plenary Sessions
Saturday December 8

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Plenary 9

chair : L. Trache

8:30 - 9:00

Nuclear astrophysics at storage rings

211D

Rene Reifarth(Frankfurt)

9:00 - 9:30

Nuclear Astrophysics deep undergroundand the LUNA experiment

213D

Rosanna Depalo(Padova)

9:30 - 10:00

Probing the Equation of State of Neutronrich Matter

265E

William G. Lynch(MSU)

10:00 - 10:30

Experimental measures of fission timescales219A

Birger Back
(ANL)

10:30 - 11:00

Break

-

Plenary 10

chair : W. Nazarewicz

11:00 - 11:30

K -Nuclear Bound State at J-PARC

239G

Fuminori Sakuma(RIKEN)

11:30 - 12:00

Spectroscopy of pionic atoms and deductionof chiral symmetry in nuclear matter

123G

Kenta Itahashi(RIKEN)

12:00 - 12:30

New pathways for producing heavy andsuperheavy nuclei

218B

Sophie Heinz(GSI)

12:30 - 13:00

Chemistry of Superheavy Elements

246B

Jacklyn Gates(LBNL)

13:00 - 14:30

Lunch

Plenary 11
14:30 - 15:00

Recent Status of the FRIB Project214H

Bradley M. Sherill(FRIB)

15:00 - 15:30

Facility-upgrade of RIBF for diversity
enhancement in nuclear physics

262H

Hiroyoshi Sakurai(RIBF)

15:30 - 15:40

Poster Award

15:40 - 16:10

Summary Talk

264

Witold Nazarewicz(FRIB)

16:10 - 16:30

Closing23

Parallel Sessions
Tuesday December 4
Parallel 1		
A-1

Small Hall

215A

14:30 -

154A

14:55 -

156A

15:15 -

Fission dynamics of 227Np compound nucleus via neutron
multiplicity measurements

131A

15:35 -

67A

15:55 -

Origin of dramatic change of fission mode in fermium
isotopes investigated using Langevin equation
Mass-gated neutron multiplicity measurements for 48Ti
+144,154Sm reaction using NAND facility

B-1

Fission studies of nuclei prodcued in multinucleon transfer
reactions
Role of multichance fission in highly excited heavy nuclei

Room 401

242B

14:30 -

59B

45B

Precision Measurements Approaching the Island of the
Heavyweights
15:20 - ΔE - E detector system for searching long lived heaviest
nuclei in activated scintillators
15:40 - Dynamical approach for synthesis of superheavy elements

23B

16:00 -TDDFT + Langevin model for the synthesis of Z=120
nucleus234C

14:30 -

76C

14:55 -

128C

15:15 -

102C

15:35 -

114C

15:55 -

Tetra-neutron system populated by exothermic double-charge
exchange reaction
Evidence of enhanced 3alpha radius probed by hadronic
reactionsHalo-like structure of 7He and transition from neutron halo toneutron skin
Alpha-clustering at the surface of Sn isotopes studied withquasi-free (p, pα ) reaction
Alpha- and t -clutering in low- and high-lying states of 35Cl

143C

16:15 -

181B

Superheavy element research at RIKEN

14:55 -

C1-1

24

14:30 - 16:35

Room 601

Short-range (pairing) versus long-range (collective)correlations in two-neutron transfer reactions induced by 18O

Katsuhisa Nishio(JAEA)
Shoya Tanaka(Kindai University)
Muhammed Shareef(Central University of
Kerala)Yuuya Miyamoto(Kindai University)
Ruchi Mahajan(Panjab University)

Kouji Morimoto(RIKEN)
Michael Block(GSI)
Kamila Zelga(Jagiellonian)
Yoshihiro Aritomo(Kindai University)
Yoritaka Iwata(TITech)Susumu Shimoura(CNS, U-Tokyo)
Makoto Ito(Kansai University)
Alla Demyanova(NRC Kurchatov)
Zaihong Yang
(Osaka)Yasutaka Taniguchi(National Institute ofTechnology, Kagawa
College)
Rios Lubian(Federal Fluminense
University)

Parallel 1		
C2-1

14:30 - 16:35
Room 602

267C

14:30 -

Nuclear structure and reaction with quantum shape fluctuation

152C

14:55 -

6C

15:20 -

16C

15:40 -

Studies of the production of neutron-rich nuclei towards zero
degrees in deep-inelastic collisions
Structure of β-Decay Strehgth Function Sβ(E) and Wigner
Spin-Isospin SU(4) Symmetry
Studying the decay of 46Ti*: does different partner structure
influence the competing mechanisms and the following
compound nucleus decay?

168C

16:00 -

86C

16:20 -

D-1
252D

14:30 -

193D

14:55 -

21D

15:20 -

13D

15:40 -

172D

16:00 -

E-1

Binding-energy differences of even-even nuclei and pairingcorrelation
Delving incomplete fusion @ 4-7 A.MeV: A Role ofDeformation

Room 402

Beta-delayed neutron emission studies in neutron rich nuclei
for r -process
Uncertainties of r -Process Nucleosynthesis Caused by
Nuclear- physics Inputs
On the investigation of the 18F(p, α )15O reaction below
Ec.m. = 1 MeV and consequences for astrophysics in themultimessenger era
Fluorine destruction in stars studied with Trojan Horse
MethodNuclear breakup and Coulomb dissociation of 9C nucleus
studied at RIBF RIKEN

Room 403

257E

14:30 -

PUMA: antiProton Unstable Matter Annihilation

52E

14:55 -

160E

15:20 -

78E

15:40 -

125E

16:00 -The nuclear symmetry energy and the breaking of the isospin
symmetry: how do they reconcile with each other ?
Direct determination of the neutron skin thickness of 48Ca via
proton elastic scattering
Effect of the DDM3Y Nuclear equation of state on the r-mode
instability of neutron stars
Magnetized rotational neutron stars and mass-radius relations

122C

16:20 -

New results from the NUMEN project

Takashi Nakatsukasa(Tsukuba)
Gheorghe Stefan(IPN Orsay)
Igor Izosimov(JINR)
Magda Cicerchia(INFN-LNL & UNIPD)
Nobuo Hinohara(Tsukuba)
Unnati Gupta(Delhi)Iris Dillmann(TRIUMF)
Nobuya Nishimura(Kyoto)Marco LaCognata(INFN - LNL)
Rosario Gianluca Pizzone(INFN)
Alexandra Ionela Chilug(IFIN-HH)

Alexandre Obertelli(TU Darmstadt)
Hiroyuki Sagawa(RIKEN)
Juzo Zenihiro(RIKEN Nishina Center)
Somnath Mukhopadhyay(VECC)
Chinatsu Watanabe(Saitama)
Clementina Agodi(INFN - LNS)

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Parallel Sessions
Parallel 1		
F-1
228F

14:30 -

17F

14:55 -

113F

15:15 -

115F

15:35 -

199F

15:55 -

184F

16:15 -

Parallel 2		
A-2

Room 404

Isospin effects on the nuclear equation of state at low
densities
Nuclear fragmentation and isospin effect induced by
antiprotons
Impacts of cluster correlations on heavy-ion collision
dynamics
Study of light cluster production in intermediate energetic
heavy-RI collision at RIBF
Coulomb breakup reaction of one neutron halo nucleus 31Ne
Different clusterization algorithms and their effect on
studying cluster correlations at intermediate energy heavy-ion
collisions

Abdou Chbihi(GANIL)
Zhaoqing Feng
(South China Universityof Technology)
Akira Ono
(Tohoku)
Masanori Kaneko(Kyoto)Takato Tomai(TITech)Rohit Kumar(Panjab University)

17:05 - 19:10
Small Hall

94A

17:05 -

Fission Valleys for HE and SHE

63A

17:30 -

A comprehensive analysis of incomplete fusion reactions in
16
O+159Tb System

88A

17:50 -

105A

18:10 -

164A

18:30 -

Charge-clustering and weak binding in direct reactions of8
Li: consequences for complete fusion
Effects of non-zero spin in sub-barrier fusion involving odd
mass nuclei: the case of 36S+50Ti,51V
Suppression of Fusion in Heavy Ion Collisions by Energy
Dissipation

G-1

26

14:30 - 16:35

Room 401

244G

17:05 -

di-Omega from lattice QCD

29G

17:30 -

Baryon-baryon femtoscopy in pp and p -A collisions

157G

17:50 -

106G

18:10 -

Studying the p -Ξ- and p -K interactions with femtoscopy in
pp and p -Pb collision systems at ultrarelativistic energies
with ALICE
Precise measurement on hypertriton and antihypertriton
masses with the STAR Heavy Flavor Tracker

Tilak Ghosh(VECC)
Bhanu Singh(Aligarh Muslim
University)
Kaitlin Cook
(ANU)
Giulia Colluchi(INFN-Sezione Padova)
Dongyun Jeung(ANU)

Shinya Gongyo(RIKEN)
Andreas Mathis(TU München)
Dimitar Mihaylov(TU München)Peng Liu(BNL)

Parallel 2		
C1-2

17:05 - 19:10
Room 601

238C

17:05 -

Nuclear structure and dynamics from ab initio theory

72C

17:30 -

Cluster configuration effects in the elastic scattering of Boronisotopes 8B, 10B, 11B and 12B on 58Ni and 10C on 208Pb.

148C

17:50 -

171C

18:10 -

64C

18:30 -

62C

18:50 -

Elastic scattering of polarized protons from 6He at 200 A
MeV
Possible signature of tensor interactions observed via (p,dN )reaction at large momentum transfer
A relativistic Eikonal model for the dissociation of oneneutron halo nuclei at high energy
Probing nucleon-nucleon correlations in heavy ion transfer
reactions using large solid angle magnetic spectrometers

C2-2

Room 602

236C

17:05 -First Spectroscopy of the Near Drip-line Nucleus 40Mg

161C

17:30 -

In-Beam gamma-ray Spectroscopy of 28-30Ne

133C

17:50 -

69C

18:10 -

18C

18:30 -

83c

18:50 -

Excitation modes and rotational moment of inertia in triaxial
nuclei
Magnetic moment of 75mCu measured with a highly spinaligned beam
Shape transition in light short-lived actinides and the absenceof Z = 92 sub-shell closure
Systematic investigation of nucleon knockout around 132Sn

D-2

Room 402

142D

17:05 -

Impact of Uncertainties in Nuclear Reaction Cross Sections
on Nucleosynthesis Beyond Fe
Compact stars with strange interactions in a modified quarkmeson coupling model (MQMC)
Excitation of baryon resonances in isobaric charge-exchange
reactions of medium-mass nuclei

98D

17:30 -

34D

17:50 -

185D

18:10 -

Delta matter in neutron stars in a relativistic quark model

209D

18:30 -

Study of the Eα = 395 keV resonance of the 22Ne(α,γ )26Mg
reaction at LUNA

103D

18:50 -First Measurements of 19F(α,p )22Ne and 19F(p,α )16O
Reactions at Astrophysical Energies: Implication for Stellar
Nucleosynthesis

Petr Navratil(TRIUMF)
Valdir Guimaraes(Universidade de São
Paulo)
Satoshi Sakaguchi(Kyushu)
Satoru Terashima(Beihang University)
Laura Moschini(Bruxelles)
Lorenzo Corradi(INFN - Laboratori
Nazionali di Legnaro)

Paul Fallon(LBNL)
Masahiro Yasuda(TITech)Kouhei Washiyama(Tsukuba)
Yuichi Ichikawa(RIKEN)
Zhong Liu
(IMP-CAS)
Jose Benlliure(University of Santiago deCompostela)Thomas Rauscher(Basel)Rabindranath Mishra(Ravenshaw University)
Jose Luis RodriguezSanchez(University of Santiago deCompostela)
Himanshu Sahoo(Ravenshaw University)
Antonio Caciolli(University and INFN of
Padova)Sara Palmerini(University of Perugia &INFN Perugia)

27

Parallel Sessions
Parallel 2		
E-2

Room 403

240E

17:05 -

20E

17:30 -

50E

17:50 -

93E

18:10 -

198E

18:30 -

150E

18:50 -

Collective flow at neutron rich Sn + Sn collisions with
270MeV/u253F

17:05 -

70F

17:30 -

80F

17:55 -

151F

18:15 -

Electromagnetic Interaction Model Calculation of the Very
Forward Neutron Transverse Single Spin Asymmetry in
Polarized Proton + Nucleus Collision at RHIC
Recent results from the strong interaction program of theNA61/SHINE experiment and physics plans beyond 2020
Rapidity decorrelation from hydrodynamic fluctuations andinitial fluctuations
Dynamically integrated transportmodel for high-energy______
nuclear collisions at 3 < √SNN < 30 GeV

F-2

28

17:05 - 19:10
Experiments probing nuclear symmetry energy at suprasaturation densities
Constraints of Symmetry energy from HICs
Hadron-quark phase transition - the QCD phase diagram andstellar conversion
Neutron-proton dynamics and pion production in heavy-ion
collisions by the AMD+JAM approach
Probing the Equation of State of Asymmetric Nuclear Matterwith Heavy Ion Collisions

Room 404

Tetsuya Murakami(Kyoto University)
Yingxun Zhang(CIAE)
Debora PeresMenezes(UFSC)
Natsumi Ikeno(Tottori University)
Zbigniew Chajecki(Western Michigan
University)
Mizuki Kurata-Nishimura(RIKEN)

Itaru Nakagawa(RIKEN Nishina Center)
Roman Planeta(Jagiellonian)Azumi Sakai(Sophia University)
Koichi Murase(Sophia University)Wednesday December 5
Parallel 3		
A-3

14:30 - 16:35
Small Hall

116A

14:30 -

12A

14:55 -

Quasifission and fusion probabilities in tip collisions with
deformed actinide nuclei
CDCC calculations of total fusion of projectiles 6Li and7
Li with targets 28Si, 59Co, 96Zr, 144Sm and 209Bi: Effect ofresonance states

96A

15:15 -

Resonant breakup of 7Li in 112Sn(7Li,7Li* → α +t ) reaction

124A

15:35 -

170A

15:55 -

Role of octupole deformed shell effects on the fission of
nuclei in the mercury region
IMFs production in the reactions 78,86Kr + 40,48Ca at 10 AMeV

B-2
217B

14:30 -

66B

14:55 -

73B

15:15 -

60B

15:35 -

177B

15:55 -

C1-3

Room 401

MRTOF Mass Spectrographs at RIKEN RIBF ---toward
comprehensive mass measurements of >1000 nuclides
including super heavy nuclides--Barrier distribution for fusion to synthesize superheavy
elements: role of static deformation of a target nucleus
Fusion Dynamics for Hot Fusion Reactions revealed in
Quasielastic Fusion Barrier Distributions
Study of the multinucleon transfer channels in the 197Au+130Te
reaction through a high-resolution kinematic coincidence
Barrier distribution measurement for a system withactinide target

Room 601

130C

14:30 -

144C

14:55 -

Experimental study of neutron rich oxygen isotopes beyond
the drip line
Observation of new boron and nitrogen isotopes

134C

15:15 -

Mechanism of two-proton emission from the IAS of 22Mg

40C

15:35 -

Evidence for resonances in the 7α disassembly of highly
excited 28Si and the question of toroidal high-spin isomers

111C

15:55 -

Three-body description of 2n -halo and unbound 2n -systems:
22
C and 26ODavid Hinde(ANU)
Arturo Gomez Camacho(Instituto Nacionalde Investigaciones
Nculeares)
Dipayan Chattopadhyay(Bhabha Atomic Reserach
Centre)Cedric Simenel(ANU)
Brunilde Gnoffo(INFN Sez. Catania)

Michiharu Wada
(KEK)
Kouichi Hagino(Tohoku)
Taiki Tanaka(RIKEN/Kyushu)
Enrico Fioretto(INFN - LNL)
Gurpreet Kaur(Inter University
Accelerator Centre)

Yosuke Kondo(TITech)Miguel Marques(LPC-Caen)
Deqing Fang
(Shanghai Institute ofApplied Physics, Chinese
Academy of Sciences)
Xiguang Cao(Shanghai Institute ofApplied Physics, Chinese
Academy of Sciences)
Singh Jagjit(Hokkaido University)29Parallel Sessions
Parallel 3		
C2-3

Room 602

99C

14:30 -

Low-lying quadrupole and octupole collective excitations in(112,116,118,120,122,124)
Sn isotopes

75C

14:55 -

Blurring boundary between the seniority regime andcollective motion

95C

15:15 -

Valence particle/hole-core couplings in neutron-rich, exotic
nuclei

101C

15:35 -

Beta-gamma spectroscopy of 195Os at KISS

24C

15:55 -

44C

16:15 -

Reaction Mechanisms of Exotic Nuclear Systems at Low
Energies
Nonadiabatic quasiparticle approach to study configuration
mixing in triaxially deformed 129Xe

D-3

30

14:30 - 16:35

53D

14:30 -

33D

14:55 -

127D

15:15 -

37D

15:35 -

137D

15:55 -

32D

16:15 -

Room 402

Studies on nuclear astrophysics and nuclear clustering with
low-energy RI beams at CRIB
Experimental investigation of 7Be+d and implications in the
Big Bang Nucleosynthesis.
The 7Be(n,α )4He reaction studied via THM for thecosmological Li-problem
The SE1 factor of radiative α capture on 12C in effective field
theoryInsights on the carbon burning at astrophysical energies by
fast-timing gamma-particle coincident measurements
Characterizing the astrophysical S-factor for 12C + 12C withwave-packet dynamics

Ananya Kundu(Bhabha Atomic ResearchCentre)Chong Qi
(KTH Royal Institute ofTechnology)
Simone Bottoni(University of Milan and
INFN)
Ahmed Murad(Tsukuba)
Lin Chengjian(CIAE)
Modi Swati(Indian Institute ofTechnology Roorkee)

Hidetoshi Yamaguchi(CNS, U-Tokyo)
Nabin Rijal(FSU/MSU/JINA)
Seiya Hayakawa(CNS, U-Tokyo)
Shung-Ichi Ando
(Sunmoon University)
Sandrine Courtin(IPHC and University ofStrasbourg)
Alexis Diaz-Torres(Surrey)Parallel 3		
E-3

14:30 - 16:35
Room 403

255H

14:30 -

Studies of dense matter in heavy-ion collisions at J-PARC

58E

14:55 -

Tale of coherent photon products: from UPC to HHIC

84E

15:15 -

140E

15:35 -

Collision energy and centrality dependence of light nuclei(triton) production at STAR
Extracting High-Density QCD properties from Heavy IonCollisions at J-PARC energy regions

47E

15:55 -

179E

16:15 -

JK-1
173J

14:30 -

203H

14:50 -

196J

15:10 -

15J

15:30 -

43J

15:50 -

Combined Constraints on the Equation of State of Dense
Neutron-rich Matter from Terrestrial Nuclear Experiments
and Observations of Neutron Stars
Hyperons in dense matter: what do the constraints tell us forequation of state?

Room 404

Development of the gaseous Xe scintillation detector for theparticle identification of high intensity and heavy RI beams
Status of Large-Acceptance Multipurpose Spectrometer at
RAON
Plastic scintillator (PPO) with efficient neutron/gamma pulse
shape discrimination.
Detailed characterization of a large-sized EJ-299-33A plastic
scintillator detector
The NArCos Project

Hiroyuki Sako
(JAEA)
Wangmei Zha(University of Scienceand Technology of China)
Dingwei Zhang(CCNU)
Atsushi Nakamura(Far Eastern Federal
University)
Naibo Zhang(Shandong University)
Constança Providencia(Universidade de
Coimbra)Tomoya Harada(Toho Univ. / RIKEN)
Byungsik Hong
(Korea University)
Gaetano Lanzalone(University of Enna
"Kore" & INFN LNS,
Catania)
Pratap Roy(VECC)
EmanueleVincenzo
Pagano(INFN-LNS)

31

Parallel Sessions
Friday December 7
Parallel 4		
A-4

14:30 - 16:35

224A

14:30 -

Nuclear Fission Dynamics

89A

14:55 -

165A

15:15 -

121A

15:35 -

Quantum surface friction model for fusion reactions aroundthe Coulomb barrier
Neutron multiplicity measurements for the near super-heavy
nucleus 260Rf
Origins of above-barrier fusion hindrance of light, weaklybound nuclides

G-2

Room 401

258G

14:30 -

71G

14:55 -

90G

15:15 -

166G

15:35 -

Transverse single spin asymmetry for very forward π0
production in polarized p +p collisions at sqrt(s) = 510 GeV

266C

14:30 -

74C

14:55 -

190C

15:15 -

153C

15:35 -

Self-organization of atomic nuclei and prospect for stablesuperheavy nuclei
Radii and binding energies in He and oxygen isotopes: apuzzle for nuclear forces
Probing the evolution of nuclear structure and the nuclear
force using reaction spectroscopy with re-accelerated beamsof rare isotopes
Gamow-Teller giant resonance in 132Sn

C1-4

32

Small Hall

New Perspectives for Hadron and Nuclear Physics from Light
Front Holography and Superconformal Algebra
Intrinsic charm search at the J-PARC high momentum
beamline
Latest results on heavy quarkonium measurements in p +p ,p +Au and Au+Au collisions at STAR

Room 601

Aurel Bulgac(Washington)
Masaaki Tokieda(Tohoku)
Meenu Thakur(Panjab University)
Edward Simpson(ANU)

Stanley J. Brodsky(SLAC)
Yuhei Morino(KEK)
Yi Yang(National Cheng Kung
University)
Kiyoshi Tanida(JAEA)

Takaharu Otsuka(Tokyo)Valérie Lapoux(CEA Saclay)
Rituparna Kanungo(Saint Mary's
University, TRIUMF)
Masaki Sasano(RIKEN Nishina
Center)Parallel 4		
C2-4

14:30 - 16:35

119C

14:30 -

186C

14:55 -

Charge-changing cross section measurements at around 300
MeV/nucleon at HIRFL-CSR
Matter radius of two-neutron halo nucleus 22C

108C

15:15 -

Reaction cross section measurement for the systems
7
Be,8B+208Pb at Coulomb barrier energies

30C

15:35 -

187C

15:55 -

Isospin dependence from the entrance channel in projectilelike fission at Fermi energies
Nuclear matter radii of Ca isotopes across the neutron magic
number N = 28 via interaction cross section measurements

E-4

Room 602

Room 403

256H

14:30 -

Heavy Ion Physics Program in China

46E

14:55 -

54E

15:15 -

110E

15:35 -

In-medium properties of Lambda in Pion-Induced Reactions
at 1.7 GeV/c
Energy and system size dependent charged-particle production
measured with ALICE
Dileptons and direct virtual photons in heavy-ion collisions at
STAR

JK-2
138K

14:30 -

97J

14:50 -

188K

15:10 -

Room 404

Nuclear reaction study for long-lived fission products in highlevel radioactive waste: Cross section measurements for
proton- and deuteron-induced spallation reactions of longlived fission products
Using the Trojan Horse Method to discern α 0 and α 1 channels
for the 10B(n,α )7Li reaction
Analysis of the 16O(p,pn )15O reaction using the CDCC method

Bao-Hua Sun(Beihang)
Yasuhiro Togano(Rikkyo University)
Marco Mazzocco(University of Padova
and INFN-Sezione di
Padova)Enrico DeFilippo(INFN Catania)
Masaomi Tanaka(Kyushu)

Nu Xu(IMP-CAS)
Steffen Maurus(TU München)
Patrick Huhn
(Frankfurt)
Chi Yang(Shandong University)

He Wang(RIKEN Nishina
Center)Roberta Spartà(LNS INFN)
Ichinkhorloo
Dagvadorj(Hokkaido University)

33

Poster Sessions
Poster

27A
77A
100A
25A
35A
159A
61A
55B
81B
36C
14C
19C
120C
136C
145C
149C
155C
189C
192C
205C
26C
68C
112C

34

Presenter

Shabnam Mohsina(VECC)
Guillaume Scamps(Tsukuba)
Rudra Sahoo(Indian Institute of Technology
Ropar)
Taraknath Nag(Bhabha Atomic Reserach
Centre, Mumbai)
Shivani Jain
(Thapar Institute ofEngineering and Technology)
Aziz Aziz(KSU)
Mohammad Shuaib(Aligarh Muslim University)
Toshitaka Niwase(RIKEN/Kyushu)
Zaiguo Gan(IMP-CAS)
Magda Cicerchia(INFN-LNL)
Pratap Roy(VECC)
Yinlu Han
(CAE)
Supriya Karan(Utkai)Md. Shaikh(VECC)
Pylyp Kuznietsov(V.N. Karazin Kharkiv)
Jian Gao(RIKEN)
Naotaka Yoshinaga(Saitama)
Xiaohui Sun(RIKEN Nishina Center)Nobuo Hinohara(Tsukuba)
Joochun (Jason) Park
(Lund)
Xiaoyu Liu(IMP-CAS)
Ya Tu(Shenyang Normal Univ.)
Makoto Nakao(Kansai)

Title

Pre-equilibrium evaporation in nuclear fusion
Effect of the octupole deformation on fission asymmetry for actinides
Towards understanding of fusion dynamics in 35,37Cl+130Te systems
Kinetic energy spectra and angular distributions of projectile likefragments in 12C+93Nb reaction
Effect of octupole and related orientations in the dynamics of 16O+144Ba,
Ra reactions

224

Characteristics of the primary fission fragments produced from theXe+Sn reactions at E = 18-25 A MeV
Systematic study of projectile break-up on fusion cross-sections atenergies at 4 - 7 MeV/nucleon: Recent results
Measurement of fusion barrier distribution in 51V + 208Pb system
Discovery of the new isotope 219Np
Clustering structure effects investigated comparing fast and thermal
emission processes
Excitation energy dependence of nuclear level density and the role ofcollective excitations
Global Optical Model Potential for Some Projectiles
Ground state properties of finite nuclei with Quark Meson Coupling
Model
Barrier distribution from back angle quasi-elastic excitation function for7
Li + 64Ni system at near barrier energies
Monte-Carlo simulation of 3H and 3He wave functions
Study of Gamow-Teller Transition on 14Be with PANDORA
Neutrinoless double-beta decay rates around mass 130 in the nuclear
shell model
Reaction study on spallation and fragmentation of 136Xe induced byproton, deuteron and carbon
Energy-weighted sum rule for nuclear density functional theory
Sub-barrier Coulomb excitation of 106,108,110Sn
Gamma-spectroscopy of 63,65,67Mn: Strong coupling in the N ~40 islandof inversion and the implication in Urca neutrino cooling in accreted
neutron star crust
Beyond-mean-field effects on nuclear triaxiality
Coulomb shift in two-center mirror systems

Poster

129C
146C
174C
202C
207C
197C
8C
22C
107C
132C
135C
169C
221C
56E
79E
204E
208E
65E
163E
49F
118F
147F
183F
162F
220F
178H
41K

Presenter

Andrey Danilov(NRC "Kurchatov Institute")
Gaurav Saxena(Govt. Women Engineering
College, Ajmer)
Preeti Bansal(Panjab University)
Vishal Srivastava(Saha Institute)
Alexander Knyazev(Lund)
Mitsunori Fukuda(Osaka)Pavel Zarubin(JINR)
Yongli Xu(Shanxi Datong Univ.)
Tamara Niksic(Zagreb)
Kota Yanase(Saitama)
Akira Homma(Niigata)
Midori Miwa
(Saitama)
Kostyantyn Cherevko(Taras Shevchenko National
University)
Tusarranjan Routray(SAMBALPUR)
Somnath Mukhopadhyay(VECC)
Tsuyoshi Miyatsu(Tokyo University of Science)
Amandeep Kaur
(Thapar Institute)Suchanya Junsen(University of Phayao)
Somorendro Shougaijam(Delhi)Yuuka Kanakubo(Sophia Univ.)
Zhiming Li(CCNU)Jose Rodriguez-Sanchez(Santiago de Compostela)
Takahiro Miura(Osaka)Somorendro Shougaijam(Delhi)
Kostyantyn Cherevko(Taras Shevchenko National
University)
Mahananda Dasgupta(ANU)
Xiaolong Huang(CIAE)

Title
12

12

12

Triplet B- C- N: Search for states with halo
Systematic Study of Bubble Structure in Proton Magic Nuclei
Probing isospin effects via nuclear fragmentation
Structure of the states of the nucleus 25Mg
CALIFA for R3B@FAIR
Possibility to employ nucleon pickup cross sections to look into nucleon
momentum distributions in nuclei
Unstable nuclei in dissociation of light stable and radioactive nuclei innuclear track emulsion
New extended Skyrme interaction for nuclear properties and nuclear
reactionsApplications of the microscopic self-consistent mean-field framework
Large-scale shell-model calculation around 208Pb
Development of a method to deduce point-proton radii from chargechanging cross section
Production of neutron-rich nuclei via 2-proton knockout with deuterium
targetOn evaluating the curvature correction term to the surface tension
coefficient of nuclear matter
Study of Finite nuclei to Isospin rich dense Nuclear Matter using the
Finite Range Simple Effective Interaction
Mass-Radius Relationship of Neutron Stars admixed with FermionicAsymmetric Dark Matter
The role of Fock terms on nuclear symmetry energy and its slope
parameter in a relativistic framework
To probe the density of participant zone in heavy ion collisions.
The effect of nuclear equation of state on the elliptic flow in heavy ion
collision by using quantum molecular dynamics model
Equation of state (EOS) in a magnetized PNJL model
Strangeness enhancement in p +p , p +Pb and Pb+Pb collisions at the LHC
energies
Probing large density fluctuations from intermittency analysis inrelativistic heavy-ion collisions
Production of strangeness particles and hypernuclei in spallation andfragmentation reactions
Time evolution of a quarkonium towards the thermal equilibrium in thequark-gluon plasma
Diphoton production in a chemically equilibriated QGP
Hydrodynamic model of the "doughnut" structures formation in the headon heavy ion collisions
6

He measurements with the Australian radioactive beam capability
SOLEROO
Evaluation the excitation function of 69Ga(n ,2n )68Ga reaction

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NN2018 Organization
Chairperson
Tomohiro Uesaka (RIKEN Nishina Center)

International Advisory Committee
A. Aprahamian (Notre Dame)
F. Azaiez   (iThemba LABS)
M. Borge    (CERN)
A. Bracco   (INFN)
R. Crespo   (Lisboa)
M. Dasgupta (ANU)
L. Fabbietti (TU Munchen)
M. Freer    (Birmingham)
Z. Fulop    (ATOMKI)
A. Gade     (MSU)
S. Gales    (IN2P3)
P. Giubellino (GSI/FAIR)
H. Hamagaki   (NiAS)
S. Hofmann    (GSI)
M. Hussein    (USP)
M. Itkis      (JINR)
B. Jacak      (LBNL)
S.C. Jeong    (IBS)
D.T. Khoa     (INST)

R. Krucken    (TRIUMF)
B.A. Li       (Texas A&M)
W. G. Lynch   (MSU)
Y.G. Ma       (SINAP)
Z. Majka      (Jagiellonian)
J.A. Maruhn   (Frankfurt)
L. McLerran   (BNL)
H. Miyatake   (KEK)E. Nappi      (INFN)
W. Nazarewicz (MSU/FRIB)
N. Rowley     (IN2P3)
A. Roy        (VECC)
H. Sakurai    (RIKEN Nishina Center)
C. Spitaleri  (INFN)
L. Trache      (IFIN-HH)
J. Wambach     (TU Darmstadt)
N. Xu          (LBNL)Y. Ye          (PKU)
H.Q. Zhang     (CIAE)

Program Committee
Y. Akiba (RIKEN Nishina Center)
K. Hagino (Tohoku)
K. Morita (Kyushu)
T. Murakami (QST)36

T. Nagae   (Kyoto)
C. Nonaka  (Nagoya)A. Odahara (Osaka)
S. Shimoura (CNS, U-Tokyo)

Local Organizing Committee (RIKEN Nishina Center)
T. Uesaka (chair)
T. Isobe
H. Otsu
T. Motobayashi
M. Sasano

D. Suzuki
S. Yokkaichi
N. Miyauchi
E. Isogai (secretary)
K. Sakuma (secretary)

This conference is- Hosted by RIKEN Nishina Center- Sponsored by IUPAP and ANPhA (AAPPS DNP)
- Supported by Kyushu University- Supported by Saitama Tourism and International Relations Bureau and  Saitama Foundation For Culture And Industry- This conference is a part of RIKEN Symposium Series

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NN2018 will be conducted in accordance with IUPAP principles as stated in the
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no bona fide scientist will be excluded from participation on the grounds ofnational origin, nationality, or political considerations unrelated to science.

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