Study of (Li, ) and (Li, ) reactions on Ne and implications for -process nucleosynthesis
arXiv:2107.00131 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.104.055806
Abstract
We studied cluster states in Mg via the Ne(Li,)Mg reaction in inverse kinematics at an energy of MeV/nucleon. States between = 4 - 12 MeV in Mg were populated and relative spectroscopic factors were determined. Some of these states correspond to resonances in the Gamow window of the Ne(,n)Mg reaction, which is one of the main neutron sources in the astrophysical -process. We show that -cluster strength of the states analyzed in this work have critical impact on s-process abundances. Using our new Ne(,n)Mg and Ne(,)Mg reaction rates, we performed new s-process calculations for massive stars and Asymptotic Giant Branch stars and compared the resulting yields with the yields obtained using other Ne+ rates from the literature. We observe an impact on the s-process abundances up to a factor of three for intermediate-mass AGB stars and up to a factor of ten for massive stars. Additionally, states in Mg at 5 MeV are identified via the Ne(Li,)Mg reaction for the first time. We present the (Li, ) spectroscopic factors of these states and note similarities to the ) reaction in terms of reaction selectivity.
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