Nucleosynthesis of neutron-rich heavy nuclei during explosive helium burning in a 15 solar-mass supernova

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Gas Explosions, Heavy Nuclei, Helium, Neutrons, Nuclear Fusion, Supernovae, Abundance, Actinide Series, Combustion, Solar System, Stellar Mass Ejection, Stellar Models

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The production of heavy nuclei during explosive helium burning has been calculated using the Weaver and Woosley self-consistent model of a complete 15 solar-mass star and the n-process code of Blake and Schramm. It was found that the resulting neutron-rich heavy nuclei are not produced in the relative abundances of solar-system r-process material (such as a Pt peak) nor are any actinides produced. Basically insufficient neutrons are available.

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