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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,Die st?dtische Abwasserverwertung,et is the lighter one. When the final products of the nuclear interaction are identical to the initial ones, it is called ‘scattering’. The scattering is said to be elastic when the respective energies (or velocities) of the interacting particles are not modified by the interaction, and inelastic when the respective energies are modified by it.

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Book 1980 UCLAI R DAPHE, Ohservatoire de Meudon, France and lnstitut d‘Astrophysique, Paris D, REIDEL PUBLISHING COMPANY DORDRECHT: HOLLAND/BOSTON: U. S. A. LONDON: ENGLAND Library of Congre~ Cataloging in Publication Data Audouzc. Jean An introduction to nuclear astrophysics. (Geophysics and astrophysics mo

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C. Thomas,A. Scheunert,C. Pfaffre: Did singular events affect the evolution of the Universe? What is the age of the celestial bodies and in particular of the Solar System? At what times have the different chemical elements been formed?

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A. Scheunert,W. Klein,M. Steuberkes place and which provide the main source of galactic energy but also of interstellar gas which is contaminated by the output of the nucleosynthetic processes and from which successive generations of stars are formed.

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Nucleochronologies and the Formation of the Solar System,re: Did singular events affect the evolution of the Universe? What is the age of the celestial bodies and in particular of the Solar System? At what times have the different chemical elements been formed?

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Chemical Evolution of Galaxies,kes place and which provide the main source of galactic energy but also of interstellar gas which is contaminated by the output of the nucleosynthetic processes and from which successive generations of stars are formed.

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Formation of the Heavy Elements: ,, ,, and , Processes,s Li, Be, B are destroyed more than produced by thermonuclear reactions while the amount of He produced by stars is not sufficient to account for its observed abundance. The problem of their nucleosynthesis is analyzed in Chapter VII.