Nuclear Spin Orientation Created in Heavy Ion Collisions and the Sign of the Q Moment of 13B
T. Nagatomo(RIKEN Nishina Center), T. M. Symons, T. Miyake(The University of Osaka), Y. Nakashima(The University of Osaka), M. Ogura(The University of Osaka), S. Momota, M. Torikoshi, M. Suda, J. Z. Zhu, M. Kanazawa, A. Kitagawa, Y. Xu(Chinese Academy of Sciences), M. Mihara(The University of Osaka), Y. Zheng(China Institute of Atomic Energy), G. F. Krebs(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), J. Alonso(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), T. Minamisono(Fukui University of Technology), K. Matsuta(The University of Osaka), K. Minamisono(The University of Osaka), H. Fujiwara(The University of Osaka), Shengyun Zhu(China Institute of Atomic Energy), M. Sasaki(Goddard Space Flight Center), T. Sumikama(RIKEN Nishina Center), S. Sato, M. Hirai, K. Akutsu(The University of Osaka), Y. Nojiri(Kochi University of Technology), T. Iwakoshi(The University of Osaka), Mitsunori Fukuda(Tohoku University)
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