25–27 Nov 2013
CERN
Europe/Zurich timezone

Session

Astrophysics

26 Nov 2013, 16:50
The Globe (CERN)

The Globe

CERN

Conveners

Astrophysics

  • silvia leoni (U)

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  1. Gabriel Martinez-Pinedo
    26/11/2013, 16:50
    In this talk I will review recent advances in the description of the structure of exotic nuclei and their impact in supernova evolution and explosive nucleosynthesis.
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  2. Dr Alex Murphy (University of Edinburgh)
    26/11/2013, 17:20
    The most massive stars of the Universe suffer the fate of core collapse. Despite much recent progress, the underlying mechanism that allows such stars to subsequently explode is still not fully understood. A satellite based gamma-ray observation of the isotope 44Ti may hold the key to resolving this problem. The amount of this isotope in stellar ejecta, available for detection, is thought to...
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  3. Marco Calviani (CERN)
    26/11/2013, 17:50
    After a brief description of the n_TOF facility and of the experimental setups employed for capture and fission measurements, an overview of the most notable results obtained so far in the first experimental area (EAR1) - especially focused on nuclear astrophysics - will be presented in the seminar. The capability of the facility and the extent of the experimental program will be...
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