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Compilation and R-matrix analysis of Big Bang nuclear reaction rates

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arxiv astro-ph/0407101 v1 pith:HNOPWXL5 submitted 2004-07-06 astro-ph

Pierre Descouvemont , Abderrahim Adahchour , Carmen Angulo , Alain Coc , Elisabeth Vangioni-Flam This is my paper · ORCID
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We use the R-matrix theory to fit low-energy data on nuclear reactions involved in Big Bang nucleosynthesis. A special attention is paid to the rate uncertainties which are evaluated on statistical grounds. We provide S factors and reaction rates in tabular and graphical formats.

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