7–13 Sept 2024
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Nuclear Data for Astrophysics and Related Topics

8 Sept 2024, 17:10

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  1. Yifei NIU (Lanzhou University)
    08/09/2024, 17:10
    Nuclear Data for Astrophysics and Related Topics
    Oral Talk

    Nuclear β-decay half-lives are basic nuclear physics inputs for rapid neutron-capture process (r-process) simulation. Since r-process path is far from the stability line, the accurate description of β-decay half-lives is important for r-process study. In this talk, I will introduce the improvement of β-decay half-life description by including the deformation degree of freedom and beyond...

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  2. Zhongming NIU (Anhui University)
    08/09/2024, 17:25
    Nuclear Data for Astrophysics and Related Topics
    Oral Talk

    The origin of heavy elements in the universe is an important problem in basic science. The r-process is responsible for about half of the elements heavier than iron. Accurate theoretical predictions of nuclear masses and β-decay half-lives are crucial for understanding the r-process. This talk reports on recent progress in the development of various theoretical models and machine learning...

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  3. Xing XU (Institute of Modern Physics, CAS)
    08/09/2024, 17:40
    Nuclear Data for Astrophysics and Related Topics
    Oral Talk

    Effective lifetime of a nuclide is the key parameter that can quantitatively estimate the degree of passing this nuclide in rp-process.
    The mass of neutron-deficient isotope $^{70}$Kr, which has been directly measured by using $B\rho$-defined isochronous mass spectrometry, allows us to re-evaluate the effective stellar half-life of the potential waiting point $^{68}$Se in rp-process under...

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  4. Jianqi CHEN (Great Bay University)
    08/09/2024, 17:55
    Nuclear Data for Astrophysics and Related Topics
    Oral Talk

    Polyethylene-moderated 3He neutron detectors are widely used in the neutron flux monitor, fission neutron multiplicity measurement, (alpha, n), (gamma, n), and (n, xn) reaction cross-section measurements. However, this kind of detector faces a problem that their detection efficiency strongly depends on neutron emission angle and neutron energy when neutron energy rises above 1 MeV. Therefore,...

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  5. Jie CHEN
    08/09/2024, 18:10
    Oral Talk
  6. Shisheng ZHANG (BUAA)
    Oral Talk
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