December 1, 2016
2:30PM - 3:30PM
1080 Physics Research Building
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Astronomy Colloquium
Heavy Element Synthesis in the UniverseEnrico Ramirez-Ruiz: UC Santa CruzThe source of about half of the heaviest elements in the Universe has been a mystery for a long time. Although the general picture of element formation is well understood, many questions about the nuclear physics processes and particularly the astrophysical details remain to be answered. Here I focus on advances in our understanding of the origin of the heaviest and rarest elements in the Universe.Coffee and Donuts served at 2:00pm in 4054 McPherson Laboratory
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2016-12-01 14:30:00
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Astronomy Colloquium
Heavy Element Synthesis in the UniverseEnrico Ramirez-Ruiz: UC Santa CruzThe source of about half of the heaviest elements in the Universe has been a mystery for a long time. Although the general picture of element formation is well understood, many questions about the nuclear physics processes and particularly the astrophysical details remain to be answered. Here I focus on advances in our understanding of the origin of the heaviest and rarest elements in the Universe.Coffee and Donuts served at 2:00pm in 4054 McPherson Laboratory
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Heavy Element Synthesis in the Universe
Enrico Ramirez-Ruiz: UC Santa Cruz
The source of about half of the heaviest elements in the Universe has been a mystery for a long time. Although the general picture of element formation is well understood, many questions about the nuclear physics processes and particularly the astrophysical details remain to be answered. Here I focus on advances in our understanding of the origin of the heaviest and rarest elements in the Universe.
Coffee and Donuts served at 2:00pm in 4054 McPherson Laboratory
