Generalizations of reaction rate integrals with applications to nuclear synthesis in astrophysics and some corrections to published literature

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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Integral Equations, Nuclear Chemistry, Reaction Kinetics, Space Plasmas, Stellar Models, Maxwell Equation, Mellin Transforms, Stellar Evolution, Synthesis (Chemistry)

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Under the Maxwell-Boltzmann approach, the study of nuclear reactions in dense astrophysical plasmas under various cases (such as resonant, non-resonant, modified non-resonant, non-resonant under electron screening, and so on) leads to a class of complicated reaction rate integrals. It is shown that this general class of integrals can be identified with an integral involving the product of two H-functions. This latter integral is evaluated in this article, and following Buschman (1979), several similar results in the published literature are shown to be incorrect.

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