Overview

This volume contains papers presented at an international conference on nuclear astrophysics, which brought together astronomers, astrophysicists and nuclear physicists for a discussion of nucleosynthesis, its role in the evolution of the universe and its possibilities as a diagnostic tool for stellar interiors. The contributions have been divided into the following sections: astronomical facts; nuclear physics; the early universe and galactic evolution; and stellar models and nucleosynthesis.

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"""The book gives a very interesting and detailed overview of our present knowledge on nucleosynthesis processes and its influence in astronomical objects. Especially the interdisciplinary discussions make the book something special."" -Astronomical Tools"

The book gives a very interesting and detailed overview of our present knowledge on nucleosynthesis processes and its influence in astronomical objects. Especially the interdisciplinary discussions make the book something special. Astronomical Tools ok gives a very interesting and detailed overview of our present knowledge on nucleosynthesis processes and its influence in astronomical objects. Especially the interdisciplinary discussions make the book something special. Astronomical Tools

""The book gives a very interesting and detailed overview of our present knowledge on nucleosynthesis processes and its influence in astronomical objects. Especially the interdisciplinary discussions make the book something special."" -Astronomical Tools

The book gives a very interesting and detailed overview of our present knowledge on nucleosynthesis processes and its influence in astronomical objects. Especially the interdisciplinary discussions make the book something special. -Astronomical Tools

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F. Kappeler and K. Wisshak

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