New measurement of β-decay properties of neutron-rich Se to Y isotopes relevant to r-process nucleosynthesis
ORAL
Abstract
We have measured the β-decay half-lives and β-delayed neutron emission probabilities of neutron-rich 92-96Se, 94-99Br, 97-102Kr, 99-104Rb, 101-106Sr, and 104-108Y isotopes with the BRIKEN detector setup at the Radioactive Isotope Beam Factory (RIBF). Our results include a first measurement of β-delayed one-neutron emission probabilities for 23 isotopes and two-neutron emission probabilities for 16 cases. The data is important to test theoretical models of mid-shell nuclei and astrophysics models of nucleosynthesis during the weak r-process. In particular, we will discuss the importance for the calculation of the decay properties measured in our experiment of including the neutron-γ competition during the de-excitation from intermediate states populated in the β-decay process. We also present the impact of the new data for models of the r-process in high-entropy winds of core-collapse supernovae.
*This research was supported in part by the U.S. DOE (DE-FG02-96ER40983 and DE-AC05-00OR22725), the NNSA (DE-NA0002132), and the NSF (PHY-1714153 and OISE-1927130), JSPS KAKENH (Japan), South Korea NRF (South Korea), NSERC (Canada), MEC, MCI and Generalitat Valenciana (Spain), STFC (UK), NKFIH (Hungary), NCN (Poland), European Commission FP7/EURATOM.
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Presenters
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Alfredo Estrade
- Central Michigan University