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Solid Target production for Astrophysical Reasearch: the European target laboratory partnership in ChETEC-INFRA

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arxiv 2504.16147 v1 pith:5MMR5LF2 submitted 2025-04-22 physics.ins-det nucl-ex

Roberta Spartà , Alexandra Spiridon , Rosanna Depalo , Denise Piatti , Antonio Massara , Nicoleta Florea , Marcel Heine , Radu-Florin Andrei
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Beyhan Bastin Ion Burducea Antonio Caciolli Matteo Campostrini Sandrine Courtin Federico Ferraro Giovanni Luca Guardo Felix Heim Decebal Iancu Marco La Cognata Livio Lamia Gaetano Lanzalone Eliana Masha Paul Mereuta Jean Nippert Rosario Gianluca Pizzone Giuseppe Gabriele Rapisarda Maria Letizia Sergi Jakub Skowronski Dana State Tamas Szucs Livius Trache Aurora Tumino
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The joint work of European target laboratories in the ChETEC-INFRA project is presented, to face the new experimental challenges of nuclear astrophysics. In particular, results are presented on innovative targets of 12,13C, 16O, and 19F that were produced, characterized, and, in some cases, tested under beam irradiation. STAR (Solid Targets for Astrophysics Research) is already acting to increase collaboration among laboratories, to achieve shared protocols for target production, and to offer a characterization service to the entire nuclear astrophysics community.

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