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Ultra Fast Timing has been applied at the IGISOL facility since more than a decade ago with the aim to systematically study nano- and subnanosecond lifetimes in the neutron-rich nuclei from the A~110 region. Over this period two generations of crystals and photomultipliers have been introduced, which allowed to study more complex level schemes populated in β decay. The IGISOL facility provides unique capabilities to study the A~110 region not matched elsewhere in the world.
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Mach, H., Fraile, L.M. & for the IGISOL Fast Timing Collaboration. Fast life-time measurements on fission products. Hyperfine Interact 223, 147–156 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10751-012-0613-8
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