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Astrophysical -factors in primordial nucleosynthesis
Carlos A. Salas, Neelima G. Kelkar
The astrophysical -factor plays an important role in extrapolating the laboratory cross section data to lower energies of relevance in nucleosynthesis calculations. Be it empiri…
Clustering in hadrons and light nuclei from Lorentz boosted form factors
F. E. Rodríguez Barrera, N. G. Kelkar
The determination of nuclear charge radii is crucial for understanding the internal structure of nuclei and their fundamental interactions. A persistent discrepancy, not only in th…
Alpha decay law of excited nuclei and its role in stellar decay rates
D. F. Rojas-Gamboa, N. G. Kelkar, O. L. Caballero
decay is one of the prominent decay modes in the nucleosynthesis of heavy and super-heavy elements synthesized at temperatures of the order of Giga Kelvin. To facilitate the in…
Temperature dependence of cluster decay
D. F. Rojas-Gamboa, N. G. Kelkar, O. L. Caballero
A universal decay law (UDL) for light cluster decay of excited nuclei is formulated by fitting the UDL half-lives to those evaluated within an excitation energy-dependent double fo…
Alpha decay of thermally excited nuclei
J. E. Perez Velasquez, O. L. Caballero, N. G. Kelkar
One of the prominent decay modes of heavy nuclei which are produced in astrophysical environments at temperatures of the order of K is the (He) decay. Thermally enha…
Manifestation of deformation and nonlocality in and cluster decay
D. F. Rojas-Gamboa, J. E. Perez Velasquez, N. G. Kelkar +1
It is common to study the strong decay of a heavy nucleus as a tunneling phenomenon where the (He) or a light nuclear cluster tunnels through the Coulomb barrier formed by…