We present a model to explain the wide range of abundances for heavy r-process elements (mass number A > 130) at low [Fe/H]. This model requires rapid star formation and/or an initial population of supermassive stars in the earliest condensed clots of matter in order to provide a prompt or initial Fe inventory. Subsequent Fe and r-process enrichment was provided by two types of supernovae: one producing heavy r-elements with no Fe on a rather short timescale and the other producing light r-elements (A ≤ 130) with Fe on a much longer timescale
To better characterize the abundance patterns produced by the r-process, we have derived new abundan...
We apply the phenomenological model used to explain the abundances of Fe and r-process elements in v...
Context. Thanks to the heroic observational campaigns carried out in recent years we now have large ...
We present a model to explain the wide range of abundances for heavy r-process elements (mass number...
A model is presented that seeks to explain quantitatively the stellar abundances of r-process elemen...
We present quantitative predictions for the abundances of r-process elements in stars formed very ea...
The dispersion and mean trends of r-process abundances in metal-poor stars are discussed based on a ...
The supernova yields of r-process elements are obtained as a function of the mass of their progenito...
Context. Moderately r-process-enriched stars (r-I; +0.3 ≤ [Eu/Fe] ≤ +1.0) are at least four times as...
9 pagesThe abundances of heavy elements in EMP stars are not well explained by the simple view of an...
Recent observations of heavy elements produced by rapid neutron capture (r-process) in the halo have...
To better characterize the abundance patterns produced by the r-process, we have derived new abundan...
We have attributed the elements from Sr through Ag in stars of low metallicities ([Fe/H] ≾ -1.5) to ...
We present a three-component mixing model for the evolution of O abundance relative to Fe, taking in...
Context. Moderately r-process-enriched stars (r-I; +0.3 ≤ [Eu/Fe] ≤ +1.0) are at least four times...
To better characterize the abundance patterns produced by the r-process, we have derived new abundan...
We apply the phenomenological model used to explain the abundances of Fe and r-process elements in v...
Context. Thanks to the heroic observational campaigns carried out in recent years we now have large ...
We present a model to explain the wide range of abundances for heavy r-process elements (mass number...
A model is presented that seeks to explain quantitatively the stellar abundances of r-process elemen...
We present quantitative predictions for the abundances of r-process elements in stars formed very ea...
The dispersion and mean trends of r-process abundances in metal-poor stars are discussed based on a ...
The supernova yields of r-process elements are obtained as a function of the mass of their progenito...
Context. Moderately r-process-enriched stars (r-I; +0.3 ≤ [Eu/Fe] ≤ +1.0) are at least four times as...
9 pagesThe abundances of heavy elements in EMP stars are not well explained by the simple view of an...
Recent observations of heavy elements produced by rapid neutron capture (r-process) in the halo have...
To better characterize the abundance patterns produced by the r-process, we have derived new abundan...
We have attributed the elements from Sr through Ag in stars of low metallicities ([Fe/H] ≾ -1.5) to ...
We present a three-component mixing model for the evolution of O abundance relative to Fe, taking in...
Context. Moderately r-process-enriched stars (r-I; +0.3 ≤ [Eu/Fe] ≤ +1.0) are at least four times...
To better characterize the abundance patterns produced by the r-process, we have derived new abundan...
We apply the phenomenological model used to explain the abundances of Fe and r-process elements in v...
Context. Thanks to the heroic observational campaigns carried out in recent years we now have large ...