Controlled nucleosynthesis : breakthroughs in experiment and theory
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Controlled nucleosynthesis : breakthroughs in experiment and theory
(Fundamental theories of physics, v. 156)
Springer, c2007
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Description and Table of Contents
Description
This book ushers in a new era of experimental and theoretical investigations into collective processes, structure formation, and self-organization of nuclear matter. It reports the results of experiments wherein for the first time the nuclei constituting our world (those displayed in Mendeleev's table as well as the super-heavy ones) have been artificially created. Pioneering breakthroughs are described, achieved at the "Proton-21" Laboratory, Kiev, Ukraine in a variety of new physical and technological directions.
Table of Contents
Approach to the Problem.- Prehistory.- Self-Organizing Nucleosynthesis in Superdense Plasma.- Experimental Setup.- Some Experimental Results.- Optical Emission of a Hot Dot (HD).- Measurements of X-ray Emission of HD.- Registration of Fast Particles from the arget Explosion.- Experiments on the Neutralization of Radioactivity.- Isotope and Element Compositions of Target Explosion Products.- Synthesis of Superheavy Elements in the Explosive Experiments.- On the Detection of Superheavy Elements in Target Explosion Products.- Physical Model and Discovery of Superheavy Transuranium Elements Produced in the Process of Controlled Collapse.- Preliminary Resume of Obtained Results, Theories, and Physical Models.- Stability of Electron-Nucleus form of Matter and Methods of Controlled Collapse.- Nuclear Combustion and Collective Nucleosynthesis.
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