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The Trojan horse method in nuclear astrophysics: recent results
Fecha
2008Registro en:
JOURNAL OF PHYSICS G-NUCLEAR AND PARTICLE PHYSICS, v.35, n.1, 2008
0954-3899
10.1088/0954-3899/35/1/014008
Autor
ROMANO, S.
SPITALERI, C.
CHERUBINI, S.
CRUCILLA, V.
GULINO, M.
COGNATA, M. La
LAMIA, L.
PIZZONE, R. G.
PUGLIA, S. M. R.
RAPISARDA, G. G.
SERGI, M. L.
TUDISCO, S.
TUMINO, A.
TRIBBLE, R. E.
GOLDBERG, V. Z.
MUKHAMEDZHANOV, A. M.
TABACARU, G.
TRACHE, L.
KROHA, V.
BURJAN, V.
HONS, Z.
MRAZEK, J.
SOMORJAI, E.
ELEKES, Z.
FUELOEP, Z.
GYUERKY, G.
KISS, G.
Szanto de Toledo, Alejandro
Carlin Filho, Nelson
Moura, Marcia Maria de
Santo, Marcelo Gimenez Del
Munhoz, Marcelo Gameiro
Liguori Neto, Raphael
Souza, Francisco de Assis
Suaide, Alexandre Alarcon do Passo
Szanto, Eloisa Madeira
Institución
Resumen
Difficulties in cross-section measurements at very low energies, when charged particles are involved, led to the development of some indirect methods. The Trojan horse method (THM) allows us to bypass the Coulomb effects and has been successfully applied to several reactions of astrophysical interest. A brief review of the THM applications is reported together with some of the most recent results.