The paper develops a search algorithm to find observable MeV gamma-ray peaks from r-process isotope decays in mergers and shows Rh-106 can distinguish main versus weak r-process while Tl-208 remains robust across model variations.
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Large-scale generation of fission barriers and half-lives for 3300 nuclei with BSkG3 EDF including triaxial/octupole effects and odd nuclei.
RMF calculations identify a shell/sub-shell closure at N=154 in Es isotopes using the NL-SH parameter set, along with estimates of alpha, beta, and cluster decay half-lives.
Radioactive molecules offer enhanced sensitivity to new physics through combined nuclear and molecular properties, providing a platform complementary to high-energy colliders.
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Identifying observable MeV lines from the decays of weak and main $r$-process isotopes in mergers
The paper develops a search algorithm to find observable MeV gamma-ray peaks from r-process isotope decays in mergers and shows Rh-106 can distinguish main versus weak r-process while Tl-208 remains robust across model variations.
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Large-scale fission data generation with BSkG3
Large-scale generation of fission barriers and half-lives for 3300 nuclei with BSkG3 EDF including triaxial/octupole effects and odd nuclei.
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The Ground State Aspects and the Impact of Shell Structures on the Stability of Es-Isotopes
RMF calculations identify a shell/sub-shell closure at N=154 in Es isotopes using the NL-SH parameter set, along with estimates of alpha, beta, and cluster decay half-lives.
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Radioactive Molecules as Laboratories of Fundamental Physics
Radioactive molecules offer enhanced sensitivity to new physics through combined nuclear and molecular properties, providing a platform complementary to high-energy colliders.