Experimental Challenges in Nuclear Astrophysics

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Apr 2005

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Nuclear Physics A, Volume 751, p. 285-300.

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The experimental simulation of stellar processes requires a very broad range of experimental techniques. The field has been rapidly growing over the last decade and a large number of new experimental facilities have been developed. This includes underground accelerators to shield the Cosmic ray background for sub-Coulomb barrier measurements of stellar reaction rates, neutron spallation sources for exploring neutron capture reactions for the s-process during late stellar evolution, and radioactive beam facilities for studying far of stability processes in stellar explosions. In this paper I want to present a short overview about the experimental questions and challenges these new developments pose for the experimental nuclear astrophysicist.

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