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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.

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