Relative production rates of He, Be, C in astrophysical environments
arXiv:1005.5647 · doi:10.1209/0295-5075/90/52001
Abstract
We assume an environment of neutrons and -particles of given density and temperature where nuclear syntheses into He, Be and C are possible. We investigate the resulting relative abundance as a function of density and temperature. When the relative abundance of -particles is between 0.2 and 0.9, or larger than 0.9, the largest production is Be or C, respectively. When He is mostly frequently produced for temperatures above about 2 GK whereas the Be production dominates at smaller temperatures.
5 pages, 4 figures
References in corpus (7)
- Quantum three-body calculation of the nonresonant triple-αreaction rate at low temperatures
- Structure of low-lying 12C-resonances
- Momentum distributions of -particles from decaying low-lying C-resonances
- Three-body structure of low-lying 12Be states
- Above threshold s-wave resonances illustrated by the 1/2 states in Be and B
- Evolutionary implications of the new triple-alpha nuclear reaction rate for low mass stars
- Cluster sum rules for three-body systems with angular-momentum dependent interactions
Cited by in corpus (27)
- Three-body calculations of triple-alpha reaction
- Astrophysical reaction rate for Be formation within a three-body approach
- Analytical transformed harmonic oscillator basis for three-body nuclei of astrophysical interest: Application to 6He
- Direct and sequential radiative three-body reaction rates at low temperatures
- Structure and three-body decay of Be resonances
- Low-temperature triple-alpha rate in a full three-body model
- Be elastic scattering on Pb and Al within a four-body reaction framework
- Electric dipole response of low-lying excitations in the two-neutron halo nucleus F
- Identifying structures in the continuum: Application to Be
- Exploring two-neutron halo formation in the ground-state of F within a three-body model
- Two-nucleon emitters within a pseudostate method: The case of Be and Be
- Theoretical study of the direct Li + astrophysical capture process in a three-body model II. Reaction rates and primordial abundance
- Imaginary-time theory for triple-alpha reaction rate
- The triple alpha reaction rate and the 2 resonances in C
- Radiative capture reaction for Ne formation within a full three-body model
- Three-body structure of B: Finite-range effects in two-neutron halo nuclei
- High precision studies of soft dipole mode in two-neutron halo nuclei: He case
- The n-n-alpha System in a Continuum Faddeev Formulation
- Capture reactions into borromean two-proton systems at rp-waiting points
- Prediction of two-neutron halos in the isotones Mg and Na
- Three-body description of C: Role of low-lying resonances in breakup reactions
- Determining astrophysical three-body radiative capture reaction rates from inclusive Coulomb break-up measurements
- Two-proton capture on the Se nucleus with a new self-consistent cluster model
- Three-body vs. dineutron approach to two-neutron radiative capture in He
- Description of continuum structures in a discrete basis: Three-body resonances and two-nucleon decays
- Three-body radiative capture reactions
- Few-body decay and recombination in nuclear astrophysics