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RIA Publications
Updated 9-20-05
Welcome to the RIA publications archive!
Many documents exist which describe RIA physics and technical developments. Their level of detail differs: there are detailed scientific reports describing RIA physics and technology, and there are also high-level documents broadly outlining RIA and its goals. In order to organize this material, below is a road map for RIA documents.
The Science of the Rare Isotope
Accelerator (RIA)
A Brochure from the RIA Users Community
RIA Users CommunityIA - Broader Context
In a number of documents, technical information about RIA was condensed and the science was put in a broader context. The most recent and complete of these documents is the one prepared by the RIA steering committee, "The Intellectual Challenges of RIA".
RIA Nuclear Science Justification
The detailed experimental program was laid out in three sets of documents:
| 1. | Stopped and reaccelerated beams |
| 1995 Argonne Yellow Book | |
| 1997 Columbus White Paper | |
| 2. | Nuclear astrophysics |
| 1999 Opportunities in Astrophysics with Radioactive Beams | |
| 3. | Fast beams |
| 2000 Opportunities with Fast Rare Isotope Beams | |
| A condensed version of the above documents (but without details) is the 2000 Durham RIA Science White Paper. | |
RIA Applications
Some of the possible applications were discussed in two workshops on applications.
| Proceedings of the Los Alamos workshop (December 2000) can be found here. |
RIA Technical Developments and Description
A number of workshops have occurred on technical developments. The most recent were:A) RIA R&D Workshop, August 26-28, 2003, Bethesda, MD
B) RIA Facility Workshop, March 9-13, 2004, East Lansing, MI
All RIA-Related Publications Listed in Chronological Order