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The (t,3He) and (3He,t) reactions as probes of Gamow-Teller strength
R. G. T. Zegers, H. Akimune, Sam M. Austin +32
Charge-exchange reactions are an important tool for determining weak-interaction rates. They provide stringent tests for nuclear structure models necessary for modeling astrophysic…
New Cl(p,)Ar reaction rate for astrophysical rp-process calculations
H. Schatz, C. A. Bertulani, B. A. Brown +3
The Cl(p,)Ar reaction rate is of potential importance in the rp-process powering type I X-ray bursts. Recently Clement et al. \cite{CBB04} presented new data on ex…
Nuclear isomers: structures and applications
Yang Sun, Michael Wiescher, Ani Aprahamian +1
Isomeric states in the nuclei along the rapid proton capture process path are studied by the projected shell model. Emphasis is given to two waiting point nuclei Se-68 and Kr-72 th…
Nuclear Reaction Rate Uncertainties and Astrophysical Modeling. II. Carbon Yields from Low-mass Giants
F. Herwig, Sam M. Austin, John C. Lattanzio
Calculations that demonstrate the influence of three key nuclear reaction rates on the evolution of Asymptotic Giant Branch stars have been carried out. We study the case of a star…
Exposing the Nuclear Burning Ashes of Radius Expansion Type I X-ray Bursts
Nevin N. Weinberg, Lars Bildsten, Hendrik Schatz
We solve for the evolution of the vertical extent of the convective region of a neutron star atmosphere during a Type I X-ray burst. The convective region is well-mixed with ashes…
SDSSJ103913.70+533029.7: A Super Star Cluster in the Outskirts of a Galaxy Merger
G. R. Knapp, C. A. Tremonti, C. M. Rockosi
We describe the serendipitous discovery in the spectroscopic data of the Sloan Digital Sky Survey of a star-like object, SDSSJ103913.70+533029.7, at a heliocentric radial velocity…