Far-UV spectroscopy of two hot subdwarfs reveals extreme heavy-element enrichments with patterns matching i-process nucleosynthesis, indicating self-enrichment rather than diffusion.
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Optically thin HC3N/HC5N isotopologues yield 12C/13C ≈ 37 (≈48 after fractionation correction) in G+0.693, matching 3–5 kpc disc gas and implying bar-driven inflow into the CMZ.
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Far-UV spectroscopy of two hot subdwarfs reveals extreme heavy-element enrichments with patterns matching i-process nucleosynthesis, indicating self-enrichment rather than diffusion.
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High $^{12}$C/$^{13}$C isotopic ratios toward G+0.693-0.027: evidence for gas inflow to the Central Molecular Zone
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