Reaction studies with neutron-rich light nuclei at the upgraded SEC Device: Exploring the excited structure of 11Li

The 11Li nucleus is considered the best example of a two-neutron halo nucleus. While the structure of the ground state is well established there is still a significant debate regarding its excited states despite of the multiple experiments realised mainly from the excitation of the ground state of 11Li that is rather complex. We propose a novel approach, to directly feed the different excited states of 11Li by the (t,p) reaction as 9Li has a simpler structure. We will employ a 9Li beam produced at ISOLDE and post-accelerated by HIE-ISOLDE to energies of 7 MeV/u to impinge on a 3H-target located at the upgraded SEC station, this station contains a new particle detection set up: composed of 5 Si-particle telescopes in a pentagon configuration with end caps consisting of 2 CD Si detectors downstream and 1 CD upstream has been prepared to offer the maximum angular coverage and resolution. Geant4 Monte Carlo simulations with the efficiency of the setup is presented in the following proceeding.