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The achromatic spectrometer LISE at GANIL

Abstract The achromatic spectrometer LISE installed at GANIL is used for the production and identification of either very neutron- or proton-rich nuclei obtained in the fragmentation of intermediate-energy heavy-ion beams at 0°. The characteristics and advantages of the system are described.

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