Screening effect on electron capture in presupernova stars

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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Supernovae: General, Nuclear Reactions, Nucleosynthesis, Abundances, Methods: Numerical

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Aims:With the new electron capture results from the improved GT resonance distribution, we analyzed the electron screening effect on electron capture at the presupernova stage. Methods: The relativistically degenerate electron liquid screening potential derived from the linear response theory are adopted. The calculation of the electron capture rates is based on the shell-model. Both the change of electron energy and the shift in the threshold for electron capture in screening are taken into account. Results: The results indicate that the influence of electron screening on the electron capture is prominent in high-density matter. As the improved electron capture rate is considered, screening effect on the electron capture rate increases by about 1 percent at ρ Y_e>109 g/cm^3. Conclusions: .The influence of screening on the electron capture reaction is about 10 percent for 56Co at ρ Y_e≈109 g/cm^3. Screening may affect the structure and evolution of presupernova and should be included in any precise simulation.

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