Lectures & Talks

In preparation

Here are the lectures from the 5th Russbach Workshop on Nuclear Astrophysics.

If your lecture or talk is not available, please send us an E-Mail with the talk/lecture so that we can publish it here.

The list is in alphabetical order and does not correspond to the workshop program.

 

Author	Title
L. Buchmann	The TRIUMF-ISAC facility
J.-C. Dalouzy	Spectroscopy of 19Ne -search for a new astrophysically important 1/2+ state
R. Diehl	Gamma-Ray Astronomy
M. El Eid	Reflection on the s-process in massive stars
M. El Eid	The 6 numbers - Shaping of the Universe
A. Frebel	What old stars tell us about the infant Universe
R. Gallino	1. Galactic production of s-elements and 2. How to derive solar system r-process residuals
A. Herlert	High-precision mass measurements of short-lived nuclei
L. Husti	Ba-stars - theoretical interpretation
I. Ivans	Spectroscopic observations and abundance determinations of ancient stars
I. Ivans	Observation of r-rich stars
J. Jose	10 Gyr of classical Nova explosions
J. Jose	X-ray bursts
F. Käppeler	s-Process nucleosynthesis - an introduction
F. Käppeler	The s-process in massive stars - new experimental data and further needs
K.-L. Kratz	Th,U chronometers and correlated production of Pb, Bi
K.-L. Kratz	r-Process I: With the waiting-point approach from B2FH to yesterday
K.-L. Kratz	r-Process II: Results from the HEW SNII model
K.-L. Kratz	HEW model predictions vs. Halo-star observations
M. Liebendoerfer	Neutrino transport for efficient 3D Supernova models
S. Marrone	Recent s-process experiments at n_TOF
L. Mashonkina	Chemical evolution of the Galaxy stellar populations from observations of cool stars
P. Mohr	Isomers in nucleosynthesis - 180Ta and other examples
S. Palmerini	Nucleosynthesis in Magnetically-driven Extra-mixing in AGB Stars
B. Pfeiffer	Kann uns der Himmel auf den Kopf fallen? Außerirdische Einflüsse auf Klimaänderungen?
B. Pfeiffer	History of Astrophysics: From the Pythagoreans to Nucleosynthesis
O. Sorlin	The N=28 shell closure
O. Sorlin	Research program in astrophysics at GANIL
J. Stone	Nuclear mass models
N. Stone	Pathological physics is alive and well
N. Stone	Summary