Titlebook: An Introduction to Nuclear Astrophysics; The Formation and th Jean Audouze,Sylvie Vauclair Book 1980 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1980

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Bank- und finanzwirtschaftliche AbhandlungenWith the assumption that the same physical laws apply everywhere, the whole Universe may be described in terms of the ‘four fundamental interactions’ of physics. The first two laws are short range interactions (10. cm = 1 fermi); the last two laws are long range interactions (α 1/..).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-02268-8It is now generally believed that our Universe originated some 10. yr ago in a singular event which is referred to as the ‘Big Bang’.

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The Observational Basis of Nuclear Astrophysics,With the assumption that the same physical laws apply everywhere, the whole Universe may be described in terms of the ‘four fundamental interactions’ of physics. The first two laws are short range interactions (10. cm = 1 fermi); the last two laws are long range interactions (α 1/..).

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Explosive Nucleosynthesis in Stars,As seen from Chapter II, the evolution of the stars depends essentially on their masses: low mass stars evolve into white dwarfs at the very end of the planetary nebulae phase (Figure V.1) while high mass ones become neutron stars after having exploded at their supernovae stage (Figure V.2), or black holes.

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