Particle Decay Branching Ratios for States of Astrophysical Importance in 19Ne
Site Contents
- Title Page
- License
- Abstract
- Acknowledgements
- Dedication
- Chapter 1: Introduction to Explosive Nucleosynthesis
- Chapter 2: Present Status of 19Ne’s role in Nuclear Astrophysics
(under construction)
- §2.1 Nuclear burning through resonances
- §2.2 Production of 19F in Novae
- §2.2.1 Sensitivity to resonances in 19Ne
- §2.2.2 Proton resonances in 19Ne
- §2.3 Breakout from HotCNO via
15O(α,γ)
- §2.4 Summary
- Chapter 3: Experimental Setup for
19F(³He,t)19Ne(x1)x2
(pending)
- Chapter 4: Results and Analysis (pending)
- §4.1 YLSA Efficiency (pending)
- §4.2 Particle ID (pending)
- §4.3 Kinematic Selection of Decays (pending)
- §4.4 Extraction of Branching ratios (pending)
- §4.5 Branching ratios above the α-threshold (Ex=3.529 MeV)
(pending)
- §4.6 Branching ratios above the proton threshold
(Ex=6.411 MeV) (pending)
- §4.6.1 Ex=6.742 MeV (under construction)
- §4.6.2 Ex=6.861 MeV (pending)
- §4.6.3 Ex=7.070 MeV (pending)
- §4.6.4 Ex=7.500 MeV (pending)
- Chapter 5: Discussion and Conclusions (pending)
- §5.1 Comparison to prior results (pending)
- §5.1.1 The standard appoach
- §5.1.2 An alternative Bayesian approach
- §5.1.3 Application of the Bayesian approach
- §5.1.4 Discussion (under construction)
- Appendix A: Monte Carlo Algorithm for Determining Efficiency (pending)
- Appendix B: Mathematica fitting example: W(θ) for Γα/Γ of
Ex=4.600 MeV (pending)
- Bibliography (under construction)
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