Donald D. Clayton

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PhD Physics California Institute of Technology

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According to Wikipedia, Donald Delbert Clayton is an American astrophysicist whose most visible achievement was the prediction from nucleosynthesis theory that supernovae are intensely radioactive. That earned Clayton the NASA Exceptional Scientific Achievement Medal for “theoretical astrophysics related to the formation of elements in the explosions of stars and to the observable products of these explosions”. Supernovae thereafter became the most important stellar events in astronomy owing to their profoundly radioactive nature. Not only did Clayton discover radioactive nucleosynthesis during explosive silicon burning in stars but he also predicted a new type of astronomy based on it, namely the associated gamma-ray line radiation emitted by matter ejected from supernovae. That paper was selected as one of the fifty most influential papers in astronomy during the twentieth century for the Centennial Volume of the American Astronomical Society. He gathered support from influential astronomers and physicists for a new NASA budget item for a gamma-ray-observatory satellite, achieving successful funding for Compton Gamma Ray Observatory. With his focus on radioactive supernova gas Clayton discovered a new chemical pathway causing carbon dust to condense there by a process that is activated by the radioactivity.

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Principles of stellar evolution and nucleosynthesis (1983) (1279)
Cauldrons in the cosmos (1988) (780)
Nucleosynthesis of Heavy Elements by Neutron Capture (1965) (339)
The Explosive Burning of Oxygen and Silicon (1973) (252)
Astrophysics with Presolar Stardust (2004) (233)
Condensation of Carbon in Radioactive Supernova Gas (1999) (143)
Neutron capture chains in heavy element synthesis (1961) (137)
Short-Lived Radioactivities and the Birth of the sun (2000) (132)
The Oriented Scintillation Spectrometer Experiment - Instrument description (1993) (126)
Nuclear cosmochronology within analytic models of the chemical evolution of the solar neighbourhood (1988) (124)
Explosive Nucleosynthesis in Stars (1970) (124)
Nuclear Quasi-Equilibrium During Silicon Burning (1968) (123)
Extinct Radioactivities: Trapped Residuals of Presolar Grains (1975) (111)
Gamma-Ray Lines from Young Supernova Remnants (1969) (110)
s-Process Studies In the Light of New Experimental Cross Sections: Distribution of Neutron Fluences and r-Process Residuals (1982) (110)
Cosmoradiogenic chronologies of nucleosynthesis. (1964) (108)
Galactic Evolution of Silicon Isotopes: Application to Presolar SiC Grains from Meteorites (1996) (103)
Molybdenum and Zirconium Isotopes from a Supernova Neutron Burst (2000) (103)
22Na, Ne–E, extinct radioactive anomalies and unsupported 40Ar (1975) (100)
Origin of Heavy Xenon in Meteoritic Diamonds (1988) (99)
Principles of Stellar Evolution (1970) (96)
Gamma-ray lines from novae (1974) (91)
Massive Supernovae, Orion Gamma Rays, and the Formation of the Solar System (1995) (88)
Al-26 in the interstellar medium (1984) (83)
Isotopic anomalies and proton irradiation in the early solar system (1977) (81)
Are 44 Ti-producing supernovae exceptional? (2006) (78)
Oriented Scintillation Spectrometer Experiment observations of Co-57 in SN 1987A (1992) (77)
Handbook of Isotopes in the Cosmos: Hydrogen to Gallium (2003) (72)
48Ca Production in Matter Expanding from High Temperature and Density (1996) (72)
Grains of anomalous isotopic composition from novae (1976) (70)
Nuclear Reactions Governing the Nucleosynthesis of 44Ti (1998) (70)
Precondensed matter: Key to the early solar system (1978) (68)
Principles of stellar evolution and nucleosynthesis : with a new preface (1983) (64)
Isotopic Anomalies: Chemical Memory of Galactic Evolution (1988) (64)
Carbon and Nitrogen Isotopes in Type II Supernova Diamonds (1995) (64)
Cosmic Chemical Memory: A New Astronomy (1985) (63)
Termination of the s-PROCESS (1967) (61)
Nucelosynthesis of Rare Nuclei from Seed Nuclei in Explosive Carbon Burning (1972) (58)
Positron annihilation gamma rays from novae (1987) (55)
Type X Silicon Carbide Presolar Grains: Type Ia Supernova Condensates? (1997) (54)
Supernova Reverse Shocks: SiC Growth and Isotopic Composition (2003) (54)
Supernovae and the origin of the solar system (1979) (53)
Theory of Quasi-Equilibrium Nucleosynthesis and Applications to Matter Expanding from High Temperature and Density (1998) (52)
Placing the Sun and Mainstream SiC Particles in Galactic Chemodynamic Evolution (1997) (51)
Solar system isotopic anomalies: Supernova neighbor or presolar carriers? (1977) (51)
26Al in the interstellar medium (1987) (50)
Heavy-Element Abundances from a Neutron Burst that Produces Xe-H (1992) (49)
S-PROCESS Studies: Branching and the Time Scale (1976) (48)
On the development of infrared radiation from an expanding nova shell (1976) (47)
s-process studies - Xenon and krypton isotopic abundances (1978) (46)
s-Process Studies: Exact Evaluation of an Exponential Distrubution of Exposures (1974) (44)
Chemical and isotopic fractionation by grain size separates (1980) (44)
Inhomogenous Chemical Evolution of the Galactic Disk (1993) (44)
Chemical energy in cold-cloud aggregates - The origin of meteoritic chondrules (1980) (42)
The Co-57 Abundance in SN 1987A (1992) (40)
Production of 26A1 and other extinct radionuclides by low-energy heavy cosmic rays in molecular clouds (1994) (39)
On the e-process - Its components and their neutron excesses. [solar abundance calculations in gamma ray astronomy] (1974) (38)
ABUNDANCES OF HEAVY NUCLIDES (1961) (38)
Maxwellian relative energies and solar neutrinos (1974) (38)
Gamma Rays, Cosmic Rays, and Extinct Radioactivity in Molecular Clouds (1995) (38)
Measuring the Rate of Nucleosynthesis with a Gamma-Ray Detector (1969) (37)
A Presolar Galactic Merger Spawned the SiC-Grain Mainstream (2003) (36)
Essays in nuclear astrophysics : presented to William A. Fowler, on the occasion of his seventieth birthday (1982) (36)
Extinct radioactivities: a three-phase mixing model (1983) (36)
Solar models of low neutrino-counting rate - The depleted Maxwellian tail (1975) (34)
Radioactivity in Supernova Remnants (1965) (33)
Line Co-57 gamma rays - New diagnostic of supernova structure (1974) (33)
Cosmoradiogenic ghosts and the origin of Ca-Al-rich inclusions (1977) (32)
Galactic chemical evolution and nucleocosmochronology - Standard model with terminated infall (1984) (32)
Some Key Issues in Isotopic Anomalies: Astrophysical History and Aggregation (1982) (32)
E-Process - Its Components And Their Neutron Excesses (1974) (32)
Placing the Sun in Galactic Chemical Evolution: Mainstream SiC Particles (1997) (31)
SiC particles from asymptotic giant branch stars : Mg burning and the s-process (1992) (30)
Solar Models of Low Neutrino-Counting Rate: The Central Black Hole (1975) (29)
Hard X-rays from SN 1993J (1994) (28)
Growth of Carbon Grains in Supernova Ejecta (2006) (28)
Nucleosynthesis in white-dwarf atmospheres (1974) (28)
Stochastic evolution of refractory interstellar dust during the chemical evolution of a two-phase interstellar medium (1989) (28)
Spectrum of carbonaceous-chondrite fission xenon (1976) (27)
Sudden grain nucleation and growth in supernova and nova ejecta (1979) (27)
Interstellar fossil Mg-26 and its possible relationship to excess meteoritic Mg-26 (1986) (26)
Hydrostatic Oxygen Burning in Stars. II. Oxygen Burning at Balanced Pwer (1972) (26)
Li-7 gamma-ray lines from novae (1981) (25)
The cosmic gamma-ray background from Type Ia supernovae (1991) (25)
Nucleosynthesis During Silicon Burning (1968) (25)
Handbook of Isotopes in the Cosmos (2003) (24)
Explosive Nucleosynthesis in Helium Zones (1971) (23)
Interstellar potassium and argon (1977) (23)
New Prospect for Gamma-Ray-Line Astronomy (1971) (22)
Supernova Reverse Shocks and SiC Growth (2003) (22)
On presolar meteoritic sulphides (1977) (21)
ANALYTIC APPROXIMATION OF CARBON CONDENSATION ISSUES IN TYPE II SUPERNOVAE (2012) (21)
Isotopic Composition of Cosmic Importance (1969) (21)
Angular Distribution of Interstellar Al-26 (1985) (21)
Dust from Supernovae (1997) (20)
Positronium origin of 476 keV galactic feature. (1973) (20)
Galactic gamma-ray emission from pulsars (1981) (20)
Si, C and Ti isotopes: Are SiC particles from AGB stars? (1991) (19)
Catching Element Formation In The Act - The Case for a New MeV Gamma-Ray Mission: Radionuclide Astronomy in the 2020s (2019) (18)
On strontium isotopic anomalies and odd-A p-process abundances. [in solar system] (1978) (18)
Galactic chemical evolution - Z versus ln(1/mu) relationship (1987) (18)
Bremsstrahlung and energetic electrons in supernovae (1991) (18)
On emission lines in the cosmic gamma-ray background (1975) (17)
Iron Implantation in Presolar Supernova Grains (2002) (17)
Gamma-ray observations of NGC 253 and M82 with OSSE (1994) (16)
An interpretation of special and general isotopic anomalies in r-process nuclei. (1978) (16)
Catching element formation in the act (2019) (15)
Compton Gamma Ray Observatory OSSE Observations of SN 1991T (1995) (15)
WEAK s-PROCESS IRRADIATIONS. (1972) (15)
The oriented scintillation spectrometer experiment for the gamma-ray observatory (1983) (15)
Origin of Ca-Al-rich inclusions. II - Sputtering and collisions in the three-ph8se interstellar medium (1981) (15)
Gamma-ray lines - A Na-22 radioactive diagnostic of young supernovae (1975) (14)
A new astronomy with radioactivity: Radiogenic carbon chemistry (2011) (14)
Secondary Metallicity in Analytic Models of Chemical Evolution (1985) (14)
On Al-26 and other short-lived interstellar radioactivity (1993) (13)
Stellar nucleosynthesis and chemical evolution of the solar neighborhood (1988) (12)
PHOTON-INDUCED BETA DECAY IN STELLAR INTERIORS (1965) (12)
A calculation of the abundances of uranium and thorium from the primordial Pb206/Pb207 ratio (1963) (12)
A New Interpretation of 26Al in Meteoritic Inclusions (1995) (12)
Astration of cosmological deuterium (1985) (12)
FORMATION OF Cn MOLECULES IN OXYGEN-RICH INTERIORS OF TYPE II SUPERNOVAE (2013) (11)
Neutron Tunneling in ^{3}He(^{3}He,2p)^{4}He (1968) (11)
Astrophysical Importance of the ReactionC12+O16 (1971) (11)
CGRO/OSSE Observations of the Cassiopeia A Supernova Remnant (1995) (11)
Hoyle's Equation (2007) (10)
Chemical state of pre-solar matter (1983) (10)
Energy Deposition and K-Shell Ionization of Supernovae (1994) (9)
Aggregation of grains in a turbulent pre-solar disk. [meteoritic inclusion and chondrule subcentimeter maximum size argument] (1983) (9)
Chemical evolution of hot winds from dwarf starburst galaxies (1993) (9)
Direct Production of 56Fe In Silicon Quasi-Equilibria and the Problem of 58Ni (1969) (9)
On isotopic anomalies in samarium (1979) (9)
Discovery of s-Process Nd in Allende Residue (1983) (9)
Solar structure without computers (1986) (8)
The oriented scintillation spectrometer experiment on GRO (1991) (8)
Galactic chemical evolution and nucleocosmochronology - Analytic quadratic models (1985) (8)
Particle-Induced Electromagnetic De-Excitation of Nuclei in Stellar Matter (1967) (8)
Na-22, Ne-E, extinct radioactive anomalies and unsupported Ar-40. [in cooling ejecta of explosive nucleosynthesis (1975) (7)
Implications of presolar grains for galactic chemical evolution (1997) (7)
Astrophysical importance of the reaction 16O(p, α) 13N☆ (1972) (7)
Age structure of refractory interstellar dust and isotopic consequences (1989) (7)
Silicon and Titanium Isotopes in SiC from AGB Stars (1991) (6)
Silicon Isotopic Composition in Large Meteoritic SiC Particles and 22Na Origin of 22Ne (1992) (6)
Muon production of 92,94Nb in the Earth's crust (1977) (6)
ANALYTIC MODELS OF THE CHEMICAL EVOLUTION OF GALAXIES. (1986) (6)
Nuclear Gamma Rays from 7Li in the Galactic Cosmic Radiation (1972) (6)
Presolar Grains from Supernovae: The Case for a Type IA SN Source (1998) (5)
Molybdenum Isotopes from a Neutron Burst (1999) (5)
Helium-Shell Nucleosynthesis and Extinct Radioactivities (2004) (5)
Author's Reply: Extinct Radioactivities as Trapped Residuals of Presolar Grains (1977) (5)
s-Process Studies: Exact Solution to a Chain Having Two Distinct Cross-Section Values (1974) (5)
The Role of Radioactive Isotopes in Astrophysics (2010) (5)
The Leonard Medal Address (1992) (5)
Cosmic Radioactivity - a Gamma-Ray Search for the Origins of Atomic Nuclei (1982) (4)
Th/Nd abundance ratio in the surfaces of G-dwarfs (1987) (4)
Astrochemistry: Aluminium clues to the formation of the Solar System (1985) (4)
Energy Levels of N 14 from N 15 (He 3 , α)N 14* (1962) (4)
Calculating Chemical Evolution on the Web (2001) (4)
Implications of the solar‐system abundances near atomic weight 90 (1964) (4)
Intergalactic thermonuclear γ-ray line (1985) (4)
Graphite grain-size spectrum and molecules from core-collapse supernovae (2018) (4)
STELLAR WINDS AND AGES OF OLD CLUSTERS (1964) (3)
Solar 18O/17O and the Setting for Solar Birth (2004) (3)
Meteoritics and the origins of atomic nuclei (1992) (3)
The origin of the elements (1969) (3)
NUCLEOSYNTHESIS IN STARS. (1969) (3)
Radiogenic iron (1999) (3)
Injection of 182Hf into the Early Solar Nebula (2003) (3)
Gamma-Ray Emission and Nucleosynthesis of Lithium by Young Pulsars (1976) (2)
Interstellar Fossil 26Mg and its Possible Relationship to Excess Meteoritic 26Mg (1986) (2)
sup 26) a1 production in agb stars and 1.809 mev line emission in the galaxy (1993) (2)
OSSE Observations of 57Co In SN1987A (1992) (2)
Fred Hoyle, primary nucleosynthesis and radioactivity (2008) (2)
Branching in the s-Process. (1974) (2)
Hard X-rays imply more to come (1987) (2)
Studies of nucleosynthesis (1988) (2)
Coulomb De-Excitation of C12 in a Helium Gas at High Density and Temperature (1967) (2)
Stellar-Wind Luminosity. (1966) (2)
Thermonuclear Origin of Rare Neutron-Rich Isotopes (1971) (2)
Thermally enhanced α-decay and thes-process (1971) (2)
Moving Stars and Shifting Sands of Presolar History (1997) (2)
The 57Co abundance in SN 1987A (1992) (2)
Carbon and nitrogen in Type 2 supernova diamonds (1993) (2)
Interrelationships between Interstellar and Interplanetary Grains (1986) (2)
Chronology of the Galaxy. (1964) (2)
Fossil 26MG: Status of a Minority View (1982) (2)
Compton Observatory OSSE studies of supernovae and novae (1993) (2)
The cloudy state of interstellar matter (1978) (2)
Anatomy of a stellar murder (1979) (1)
History of science. Hoyle's equation. (2007) (1)
Stochastic histories of refractory interstellar dust. (1988) (1)
Presolar Stardust Grains (2004) (1)
Nucleosynthesis of the Isotopes of Lead (1968) (1)
OSSE observations of starburst galaxy M82 (1993) (1)
Nucleon-Alpha Particle Disequilibrium and Short-Lived R-Process Radioactivities (1994) (1)
The relationship between interstellar dust and the isotopic anomalies in meteorites (1988) (1)
Origin of Ca-Al-Rich Inclusions in Allende (1977) (1)
New Cosmic-Chemical-Memory Mechanism for Isotopic Anomalies (1988) (1)
Nuclear reaction rates governing the nucleosynthesis of 44Ti (1997) (1)
Monte-Carlo histories of refractory interstellar dust (1988) (1)
Origin of 48Ca (1997) (1)
Carbon Isotopes in Interstellar Aluminium (1986) (1)
Iron Isotopic Diagnostics of Presolar Supernova Grains (2002) (1)
Nucleosynthesis of 26Al in AGB stars and Wolf-Rayet stars (1993) (1)
Erratum: Astrophysical importance of the reaction C12 + O16. (Physical Review Letters (1971) 27, 10 (700)) (1971) (1)
Condensation of Carbon in Supernovae: Graphite in Meteorites (1998) (1)
7Li Gamma-Ray Lines from Novae (1981) (1)
Obituary: Fred Hoyle, 1915-2001 (2001) (1)
Abundances of Linear Carbon-Chain Molecules in Supernovae (2001) (1)
Reaching for the stars (1994) (1)
Book-Review - Essays in Nuclear Astrophysics (1983) (1)
X-Ray and Gamma-Ray Signatures of Wolf-Rayet Supernova Explosions (1991) (1)
Clues to the Developmental and Disintegration History of the Watson (and Probably Also the Kodaikanal) IIE Iron Meteorite Parent Body (1992) (1)
Gamma ray pulsar analysis from photon pobability maps (1991) (1)
Gamma ray constraints on the galactic supernova rate. (1991) (1)
Novae as Thermonuclear Laboratories (2003) (1)
Cosmic Chemical Memory of 48Ca/50Ti Correlation (1987) (1)
Estimating starburst supernova rates using OSSE observations of M82 and NGC 253. (1994) (0)
Is the ‘Feyman Effect’ a Misnomer? (1992) (0)
Voyages through the cosmic landscape (1980) (0)
X‐ray and gamma‐ray transport in clumpy supernova ejecta (1993) (0)
Cosmic gamma‐ray bursts from BATSE: Another great debate (1992) (0)
Ubiquitous Titanium Isotopic Anomalies (1981) (0)
Isotopic Anomalies and SUNOCON Survival during Galactic Evolution (1986) (0)
OSSE Observations of gamma -ray Emissions from the Cassiopeia A Supernova Remnant (1994) (0)
THERMALLY ENHANCED $alpha$-DECAY AND THE s-PROCESS. (1971) (0)
Nucleosynthetic Origin of 41K Excess in Soil Agglutinates (1978) (0)
Studies of certain nuclear processes in stars. I. Neutron capture chains in heavy element synthesis. II. A search for excited states in N^(14) pertaining to the synthesis of C^(13) (1962) (0)
PULSATIONS OF MASSIVE MAIN-SEQUENCE STARS. (1971) (0)
A Radioactivity Frontier for Supernova Chemistry (1999) (0)
Condensation of Carbonaceous Dust in the Helium-Rich Supernova Shell (2015) (0)
Condensation Chemistry in Radioactive Supernova Gas (1999) (0)
Hard X-Rays From Supernova 1993J (1993) (0)
Zero age main sequence stars: Structure and neutrino emission (2008) (0)
OSSE OBSERVATIONS OF 57 Co IN SN 1987 A (2007) (0)
Radioactivity Age of the Galaxy (1987) (0)
Nucleosynthesis Updates for Isotopic Anolalies (1990) (0)
Supernova puzzles and gamma ray astronomy (2008) (0)
Ion Implantation in SUNOCONs (2002) (0)
Planetary Solids Older than Earth (2000) (0)
Diamonds come from Type II supernovae. (1991) (0)
Energy levels of N14 from N15(He3,α)N14 (1962) (0)
Dust growth in turbulent solar disk (1982) (0)
Starting the Growth of Carbon SUNOCONs When Oxygen is Greater than Carbon (1998) (0)
IMPORTANCE OF AND NEEDS FOR NEUTRON NUCLEAR DATA IN ASTROPHYSICS. (1970) (0)
WILLIAM ALFRED FOWLER (1911-1995) (1996) (0)
3. Limits to Energetic-Proton Irradiation of the Primeval Nebula as the Origin of Isotopic Anomalies (1977) (0)
Phive PhD years of physics phun with Phowler (2005) (0)
WERE THE ELEMENTS SYNTHESIZED IN STELLAR EXPLOSIONS. (1971) (0)
Extinct Radioactivity and Evolution of the Galactic Disk (1993) (0)
Resolution of s- and r-Process Solar-System Abundances for A > 200 with an Exponential Exposure Distribution. (1976) (0)
Cometary memory of interstellar aluminum (1986) (0)
NEW USES FOR LOW-ENERGY ACCELERATORSt (2009) (0)
Titanium s-Process Isotopic Anomalies (1981) (0)
Astronomy with new nuclei (2002) (0)
Anomalous-Cosmic-Ray Origin of 26Al in Molecular Clouds (1995) (0)
Origin of Xe-HL and Supernova 1987A (1989) (0)
Internal Chemical Energy: Origin of Chondrules (1980) (0)
The secondary supernova machine: Gravitational compression, stored Coulomb energy, and SNII displays (2016) (0)
Supernova Puzzles and Gamma-ray Astronomy 1 (2007) (0)
Intergalactic thermonuclear gamma-ray line (1985) (0)
Compton Observatory OSSE Observations of Supernova 1991T (1995) (0)
Interstellar 26AL and Excess 26MG (1985) (0)
High time resolution gamma‐ray studies of Cygnus X‐1 (2008) (0)
Cosmic-Ray Extinct Radioactivity in Molecular Clouds (1994) (0)
Excess depletion of Al, Ca, Ti from interstellar gas (1986) (0)
Ion Implantation in SiC X Grains Due to Supernova Reverse Shocks (2003) (0)
FORMATION OF C n MOLECULES IN OXYGEN-RICH INTERIORS OF TYPE II SUPERNOVAE (2018) (0)
On isotopic anomalies in samarium. [in Allende meteorite (1979) (0)
FIRST FACT OF EVOLUTIONARY COSMOLOGY. (1972) (0)
New Ideas for SiC: Mg Burning in AGB Shell Flashes (1992) (0)
Radially Diffusing Carbon Stars and Mainstream SiC Particles (1997) (0)
Interstellar Al-26 and excess Mg-26 (1985) (0)
Identifying Nuclear Reaction Rates That Are Important For (44) TI Supernova Nucleosynthesis (1997) (0)
A local recent supernova - Evidence from X-rays, Al-26 radioactivity and cosmic rays (1986) (0)
The Age of the Galactic Disk (1989) (0)
Bremsstrahlung emission of the SN1987A interior (2008) (0)
MOLECULAR MYSTERIES OF RED GIANTS. (1972) (0)
CATALOG OF METEORITES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CLUJ‐NAPOCA, ROMANIA (1975) (0)
A comment on the abundances of heavy cosmic rays (1970) (0)
Stochastic histories of dust grains in the interstellar medium (1989) (0)
Nuclear Gamma-Ray Spectra From Novae Atmospheres (1976) (0)
Gamma-ray lines from novae. [relationship to radioactive decay and positron annihilation] (1974) (0)
Neutron Tunneling in 3He(3He,2p)4He (1968) (0)
Clayton, Colgate, & Fishman's Determination of Gamma-Ray Lines from Supernova Remnants (1999) (0)
The dark night sky: A personal adventure in cosmology (1975) (0)
An astrophysical engine that stores gravitational work as nuclear Coulomb energy (2014) (0)
Extinct radioactivities - A three-phase mixing model. [for early solar system abundances] (1983) (0)
Astrophysical Implications of Isotopic Anomalies (1977) (0)
The importance of and needs for neutron nuclear data in astrophysics (IAEA-CN-26/103) (1970) (0)
We have touched the dust from dying stars (2000) (0)
Prospects for nuclear-gamma-ray astronomy (1973) (0)
BUT WPUNQiTWr NICE UNCLE SAM NEXT POOR . SM £ VL SHOIXSWTW BUSINESS WW (2012) (0)
Can We Observe Light Radioactivities in gamma -rays From Single AGB Stars? (1992) (0)
Extinct radioactivities - Trapped residuals of presolar grains. [origin of Xe anomalies in meteorites and moon] (1975) (0)
Radioactive Chemical Kinetics of Large Supernova Dust (1999) (0)
Exact Solution of an Idealized s-Process Problem: Two Classes of Cross Sections. (1973) (0)
NSE is not necessarily a good guide to the synthesis of calcium-48 (1995) (0)
Chemical and isotopic fractionation by grain size separates. [in interstellar medium] (1980) (0)
PLACING THE SUN IN GALACTIC CHEMICAL EVOLUTION: MAINSTREAM PARTICLES SiC (1997) (0)
Stochastic Models of Refractory Insterstellar Dust (0)
NEUTRON TUNNELING IN $sup 3$He($sup 3$He,2p)$sup 4$He. (1968) (0)
Book-Review - Principles of Stellar Evolution and Nucleosynthesis (1984) (0)
The Universe - Quasars to Quarks (1982) (0)
16O Anomalies in Interstellar Dust Size Fractions (1989) (0)
Gamma‐ray line astronomy and interstellar radioactivity (2008) (0)

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