Athanasios Psaltis

Assistant Professor

Saint Mary's University

Canada

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Athanasios Psaltis is an Assistant Professor at Saint Mary's University in Canada. His research focuses on astrophysical nucleosynthesis processes, including the study of nova explosions, supernovae, and the impact of thermonuclear reaction rates on elemental abundance patterns. Recent publications include work on the Sr86(α,α) reaction and its implications for nucleosynthesis in low-metallicity stars.

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Almudena Arcones

Technische Universität Darmstadt

GERMANY

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Richard Longland

Associate Professor

North Carolina State University

UNITED STATES

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Thomas Siegert

Assistant Professor

Julius-Maximilians-Universitat Würzburg Fakultät für Physik und Astronomie

GERMANY

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Peter Mohr

Institute for Nuclear Research

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Articles (10)

Bayesian analysis of the Sr86(α,α) reaction to constrain the Sr86(α,n) cross section at astrophysical energies

Erratum: “Low-metallicity Nova Explosions: A Site for Weak rp-process Nucleosynthesis” (2025, ApJ, 987, 88)

Production of Radioactive 22Na in Core-collapse Supernovae: The Ne-E(L) Component in Presolar Grains and Its Possible Consequences on Supernova Observations

Low-metallicity Nova Explosions: A Site for Weak rp-process Nucleosynthesis

Impact of Thermonuclear Reaction Rate Uncertainties on the Identification of Presolar Grains from Classical Novae

First Measurement of 87Rb(α, xn) Cross Sections at Weak r-process Energies in Supernova ν-driven Ejecta to Investigate Elemental Abundances in Low-metallicity Stars

Do not forget the electrons: Extending moderately-sized nuclear networks for multidimensional hydrodynamic codes

Neutrino-driven Outflows and the Elemental Abundance Patterns of Very Metal-poor Stars

The γ-process nucleosynthesis in core-collapse supernovae

Direct Measurement of Resonances in Be7(α,γ)C11 Relevant to νp -Process Nucleosynthesis

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Almudena Arcones

Richard Longland

Thomas Siegert

Peter Mohr

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