Measurement of the Se-76(n-gamma) capture cross section and phenomenological s-process studies - The weak component

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Abundance, Neutron Scattering, Nuclear Fusion, Selenium Isotopes, Van De Graaff Accelerators, Massive Stars, Maxwell Equation, Stellar Composition, Thermal Energy, Time Of Flight Spectrometers

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The excitation function of the reaction Se-76(n, gamma) has been measured in the energy range from 3 to 200 keV neutron energy. The Maxwellian-averaged capture cross section versus thermal energy kT has been calculated. For kT = 30 keV a value of 164 +/- 8 mbarn has been derived. The weak component s-process in the mass range A = 56 to 90 has been studied. Two models for the weak component, an s-process with an exponential exposure distribution and an s-process with a distinct single exposure, have been discussed. For a consistent description of the abundances of the weak component s-process under realistic stellar conditions a considerable part of the material produced during core He-burning in massive stars must be reprocessed by subsequent C-burning. The solar Kr-abundance was determined to be (47 +/- 5) 10 exp 6 Si.

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