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Neutron capture on the s-process branch point nucleus 63Ni

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Weigand, M
Bredeweg, T A
Couture, A
Jandel, M
Kappeler, F
Lederer, C
Korschinek, Gunther
Krticka, M
O'Donnell, J M
Reifarth, Rene

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The cosmic abundance distribution of elements and isotopes is related to the reaction rates of the different synthesis processes. It is important to know those rates under the different conditions found in the universe to explain the origin of this abunda

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Proceedings of Science

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2037-12-31