YAMAGUCHI Hidetoshi

YAMAGUCHI Hidetoshi is a faculty member in the Department of PHY at The University of Tokyo. His research focuses on experimental nuclear physics and nuclear astrophysics. He is associated with the CRIB (CNS RI Beam Separator), a low-energy radioactive ion beam facility located at the RIKEN Nishina Center. CRIB is used to study nuclear reactions relevant to astrophysical processes, including nucleosynthesis in high-temperature environments such as supernovae. His work involves collaborations with international researchers and utilizes specialized detectors and experimental setups to investigate exotic nuclear structures and reactions.

Hidetoshi Yamaguchi, affiliated with The University of Tokyo, focuses on experimental nuclear physics, particularly the study of neutron-rich nuclei and their decay processes. His research explores the properties of isotopes at the boundaries of the -process path, including the decay half-lives of Kr to Tc isotopes. Yamaguchi also investigates the structure of neutron-rich nuclei, such as 14C, and employs advanced techniques like the Trojan horse method to study nuclear reactions at astrophysical energies. His work includes the development of cryogenic gas target systems for radioisotope beam production and the measurement of cross-sections for reactions like 7 Be(n, α) 4 He. Additionally, he contributes to the study of antiprotonic helium and its hyperfine structure using laser and microwave spectroscopy.