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Nucleosynthesis
The R-Process Nucleosynthesis and Related Challenges
Electron Capture in Stars
Star Factories: Nuclear Fusion and the Creation of the Elements
Heavy Element Nucleosynthesis
Sensitivity of Type Ia Supernovae to Electron Capture Rates E
Nucleosynthesis
S-Process Nucleosynthesis
Lecture 3: Nucleosynthesis
12.744/12.754 Lecture 2: Cosmic Abundances, Nucleosynthesis and Element Origins
Nucleosynthetic Isotope Variations of Siderophile and Chalcophile
1 Big Bang Nucleosynthesis: Overview
Lecture 7: "Basics of Star Formation and Stellar Nucleosynthesis" Outline
198 4Apj. . .211 . .7 91N the Astrophysical Journal, 277:791-805
Nucleosynthesis •Light Element Processes •Neutron Capture Processes •LEPP and P Nuclei •Explosive C-Burning •Explosive H-Burning •Degenerate Environments
Influence of Pairing and Deformation on Charge Exchange Transitions
Stellar Nucleosynthesis
Nuclear Binding Energy 1 Nuclear Binding Energy
Nucleosynthesis: the S-, R- and P- Processes
Top View
Nucleosynthesis
Nuclear Fusion: How Are Elements Created in Stars?
NUCLEOSYNTHESIS a Reasonable Starting Point for Isotope Geochemistry Is a Determination of the Abundances of the Naturally Occurring Nuclides
Supernova Nucleosynthesis
Stellar Nucleosynthesis
THE R-, S-, and P-PROCESSES in NUCLEOSYNTHESIS
R-Process Nucleosynthesis in Supernovae the Heaviest Elements Are Made Only in Cataclysmic Events
The Nucleosynthesis of Chemical Elements Outline
P-Process Nucleosynthesis Via Proton-Capture Reactions in Thermonuclear Supernovae Explosions
Nucleosynthesis of Heavy Elements in Supernovae and Neutron-Star Mergers
Current Status of R -Process Nucleosynthesis
Double Beta Decay - Physics Beyond the Standard Model Now, and in Future (Genius)
Modern Results for the Cosmic Ray Nucleosynthesis of P-Nuclei
6 Big Bang Nucleosynthesis
Nucleosynthesis and Energy Production in Stars: Bethe's Crowning Achievement
Lecture 15 Explosive Nucleosynthesis and the R-Process
Nucleosynthesis and the Origin of the Elements
Research Article Electron Capture Cross Sections for Stellar Nucleosynthesis