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nucl-ex2010★ 42 cited

Direct measurements of 22Na(p,g)23Mg resonances and consequences for 22Na production in classical novae

A. L. Sallaska, C. Wrede, A. Garcia +9

The radionuclide 22Na is a potential astronomical observable that is expected to be produced in classical novae in quantities that depend on the thermonuclear rate of the 22Na(p,g)…

nucl-ex2010★ 26 cited

Absolute Determination of the 22Na(p,g) Reaction Rate in Novae

A. L. Sallaska, C. Wrede, A. Garcia +10

Gamma-ray telescopes in orbit around the Earth are searching for evidence of the elusive radionuclide 22Na produced in novae. Previously published uncertainties in the dominant des…

nucl-ex2007★ 98 cited

The 3He + 4He --> 7Be Astrophysical S-factor

T. A. D. Brown, C. Bordeanu, K. A. Snover +5

We present precision measurements of the 3He + 4He --> 7Be reaction in the range ECM = 0.33 to 1.23 MeV using a small gas cell and detection of both prompt gamma rays and 7Be activ…

nucl-ex2003★ 3 cited

Comment on "Electromagnetic dissociation of ^8B and the astrophysical S-factor for ^7Be(p,gamma)^8B"

K. A. Snover, A. R. Junghans, E. C. Mohrmann

Recently, Davids and Typel recommended a "low" value of S_{17}(0) based on fits to published direct and Coulomb dissociation data, in which they excluded the precise result of Jung…

nucl-ex2003★ 123 cited

Precise measurement of the ^7Be(p,gamma)^8B S-factor

A. R. Junghans, E. C. Mohrmann, K. A. Snover +8

We present new measurements of the ^7Be(p,gamma)^8B cross section from \bar{E}_{cm} = 116 to 2460 keV, that incorporate several improvements over our previously published experimen…

nucl-ex2001★ 99 cited

7Be(p,gamma)8B astrophysical S-factor from precision cross section measurements

A. R. Junghans, E. C. Mohrmann, K. A. Snover +7

We measured the 7Be(p,gamma)8B cross section from E_cm = 186 to 1200 keV, with a statistical-plus-systematic precision per point of better than +- 5%. All important systematic erro…