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Facilities and Methods: Radioactive Ion Beam Facility in Brazil (RIBRAS)

Nuclear physics has been going through a major evolution over the last decade with the possibility of producing secondary beams of nuclei far from the stability line (exotic nuclei). Many new facilities have been put to work in order to investigate nuclei at extreme conditions of density, temperature, and with a high number of protons or neutrons. In particular, the possibility of using exotic nuclear beams has opened an exciting field of investigation in nuclear physics with strong implications in nuclear astrophysics.