Key Features
- Offers a concise summary of the most important concepts and equations related to nucleosynthesis and theoretical nuclear astrophysics
- Presents the essential definitions and approaches to help those entering this interdisciplinary field
- Provides the information necessary to follow discussions of current open questions in the understanding of the origin of the elements
The chemical elements that make up everything in the universe are continuously being formed and transmuted in a myriad of stellar environments. Nucleosynthesis is the study of how this happens. Nuclear astrophysics is the study of how nuclear properties of the elements influence the evolution of stellar environments. There is a strong overlap between these two studies but nevertheless, each tries to address different fundamental questions about the universe.
This book written by Thomas Rauscher admirably succeeds to present such a comprehensive coverage more than any other book currently available. It will be a valuable resource for students and researchers for many years to come and will probably become one of the classics in the field.
This is an excellent book which provides an invaluable resource both for students and experienced researchers. I will certainly recommend it to others.
A. C. Shotter, Contemporary Physics, 30 Nov 2021
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