Oscillations in nuclear reaction systems inside stars

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Branching (Mathematics), Gas Pressure, Helium, Nuclear Reactions, Oscillations, Proton-Proton Reactions, Stellar Interiors, Stellar Models, Particle Density (Concentration), Stellar Convection, Stellar Gravitation, Stellar Temperature

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Oscillations related to the particle number density in the nuclear reaction systems inside stars are investigated, which include the oscillations in the helium nuclear reaction and in the P-PI branch of proton-proton reaction under the (g-T) effect and the gas pressure effect. The investigation shows that there is a supercritical oscillating bifurcation with time in the helium nuclear reaction system. If the oscillations are excited by the pressure effect, the nuclear reaction must occur in the convecting zone with a radially reducing convective velocity; if the oscillations are excited by the (g-T) effect, the nuclear reaction may occur in the convecting zone or no-convection zone. The supercritical oscillating bifurcation with time also exists in the P-PI reaction system, which is excited only by the (g-T) effect, while the oscillation excited by the pressure effect is decaying.

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