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Superheavy elements and r-process

Physics of Atomic Nuclei, 2009
The probability for the production of superheavy elements in the astrophysical r-process is discussed. The dependence of the estimated superheavy-element yields on input data is estimated. Preliminary calculations revealed that the superheavy-element yields at the instant of completion of the r-process may be commensurate with the uranium yield, but ...
I. V. Panov, I. Yu. Korneev, F. -K. Thielemann   +2 more
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R-Process Nucleosynthesis in Supernovae

Physics Today, 2004
The heaviest elements are made only in cataclysmic events. Finding out whether supernovae are cataclysmic enough requires extensive astronomical observation and sophisticated computer modeling.
John J. Cowan, Friedrich-Karl Thielemann
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PREDICTIVE R-PROCESS CALCULATIONS

Opportunities with Exotic Beams, 2007
C. L. FRYER, F. HERWIG, A. L. HUNGERFORD, F. X. TIMMES   +3 more
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Sources of r-Process Abundances

2023
Thielemann, F.-K., Farouqi, K., Rosswog, S., Kratz, K.-L.   +3 more
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The “R” Processes of Mourning

Abstract The ‘R’ processes provide a direction for a clinician to understand and guide the client through the mourning process and can be facilitated with eye movement desensitization and reprocessing therapy. This framework describes the processes that are important for adaptation to the loss. The R processes are: (1) recognize the loss,
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R-Process

2011
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R-process nucleosynthesis

Kenta Hotokezaka, Shinya Wanajo
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The r-process and neutrinos

Nuclear Physics A, 2001
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3 The RCM-R® Process

2017
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