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Big Bang Nucleosynthesis: Consistency or Crisis? [PDF]
The early, hot, dense, expanding Universe was a primordial reactor in which the light nuclides D, 3He, 4He and 7Li were synthesized in astrophysically interesting abundances. The challenge to the standard hot big bang model (Big Bang Nucleosynthesis = BBN) is the comparison between the observed and predicted abundances, the latter which depend only on ...
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Mirror matter can alleviate the cosmological lithium problem
The abundance of lithium-7 confronts cosmology with a long lasting problem between the predictions of standard big bang nucleosynthesis and the baryonic density determined from the cosmic microwave background observations.
Coc, Alain+2 more
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From (p)reheating to nucleosynthesis
This article gives a brief qualitative description of the possible evolution of the early Universe between the end of an inflationary epoch and the end of Big Bang nucleosynthesis.
Bergstrom L+31 more
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One of the most compelling pieces of evidence of the Hot Big Bang model is the realisation and confirmation that some nuclides were created shortly after the Big Bang. This process is referred to as Big Bang nucleosynthesis (or, sometimes, primordial nucleosynthesis), and is the end-product of putting neutrons and protons in a hot, expanding Universe ...
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Big Bang Nucleosynthesis and Particle Dark Matter
We review how our current understanding of the light element synthesis during the Big Bang Nucleosynthesis era may help shed light on the identity of particle dark matter.Comment: a mini-review for the NJP special issue on dark ...
Adriani O+37 more
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86th Annual Meeting of the Meteoritical Society (2024)
Meteoritics &Planetary Science, Volume 59, Issue S1, Page A1-A468, August 2024.
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Neutrino at Different Epochs of the Friedmann Universe
At least two relics of the Big Bang have survived: the cosmological microwave background (CMB) and the cosmological neutrino background (CνB). Being the second most abundant particle in the universe, the neutrino has a significant impact on its evolution
Alexandre V. Ivanchik+2 more
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From deep earth to deep stars: A different nuclear reaction path to generate calcium in ancient stars. [PDF]
Yan H, Shi J, Hou S.
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Generalized limits to the number of light particle degrees of freedom from big bang nucleosynthesis [PDF]
Keith A. Olive, David D. Thomas
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Big Bang Nucleosynthesis: Reprise
23 pages (uses iopconf1.sty) including 8 figures (epsf); updated version of invited talk at the Second International Workshop on Dark Matter in Astro- and Particle Physics, Heidelberg, 20-25 July ...
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