Toshio Suzuki

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Nihon University

Japan

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Professor Toshio Suzuki is a faculty member at Nihon University in Japan. His research focuses on neutrino interactions, stellar nucleosynthesis, and beta decay properties, as evidenced by his recent publications in these areas. He has contributed significantly to understanding weak interactions in stellar environments and their implications for astrophysics. Professor Suzuki's work engages with the complexities of neutrino mass hierarchy and its observational consequences.

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Okayama University

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Franck Delaunay

Maître de Conférences / Lecturer

Université de Caen Normandie

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Hidetoshi Yamaguchi

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University of Tokyo

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Noritaka Shimizu

Associate Professor

University of Tsukuba

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Jesus Pereira-Lopez

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Sota Yoshida

Assistant Professor

Utsunomiya University

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Toshio Suzuki

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Articles (16)

Exploring the Neutrino Mass Hierarchy from Isotopic Ratios of Supernova Nucleosynthesis Products in Presolar Grains

Weak interaction rates of sd -shell Urca pairs in stellar environment using a shell-model approach

Erratum: “Stellar β −-decay Rate of 63Ni and Its Impact on the s-process Nucleosynthesis in Massive Stars” (2025, ApJ, 984, 8)

Stellar β −-decay Rate of 63Ni and Its Impact on the s-process Nucleosynthesis in Massive Stars

Shell-model study for allowed and forbidden β− decay properties in the mass region “south” of Pb208

Study of the Neutrino–Oxygen Cross Sections of the Charged-Current Reaction 16O(ν̄e, e+)16N(0 MeV, 2–) and the Neutral-Current Reaction 16O(ν, ν′)16O(12.97/12.53 MeV, 2–), Producing High-Energy γ Rays

Neutrino-induced neutral- and charged-current reactions on Ar40

Neutrino-induced reactions on 18O and implications of 18O mixture in water Cherenkov detectors on supernova neutrino events

Neutron-proton pairing in the N=Z radioactive fp-shell nuclei 56Ni and 52Fe probed by pair transfer

Shell-model study on spectroscopic properties in the region “south” of Pb208

Shell-model description for the properties of the forbidden β− decay in the region “northeast” of Pb208

Structure of Two-Neutron Halo in Light Exotic Nuclei

Structure of Ca46,47 from the β− decay of K46,47 in the framework of the nuclear shell model

Energy-weighted sum rule for Gamow-Teller giant resonances in high-spin isomeric states of N=Z nuclei

The impact of nuclear shape on the emergence of the neutron dripline

Screening Effects on Electron Capture Rates and Type Ia Supernova Nucleosynthesis

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Makoto Sakuda

Franck Delaunay

Hidetoshi Yamaguchi

Noritaka Shimizu

Jesus Pereira-Lopez

Sota Yoshida

Myung-Ki Cheoun

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