Description
This document gives input into scientific areas for the NuPECC Long Range Plan 2024 from the ISS collaboration as complementary information to that submitted by the ISOLDE collaboration. This document briefly introduces the solenoid concept for measuring direct reactions, as implemented in the ISOLDE Solenoidal Spectrometer, highlights initial physics exploitation and current areas of interest, and puts forward future technological upgrades that will expand the capabilities of ISS. There is also focus on the impact of improvements to the ISOLDE facility itself, in terms of increased physics exploitation at ISS.
Author
David Sharp
(University of Manchester)