Origin of the Nuclides

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Description

This lecture explores the origin of the chemical elements in the universe, focusing on nuclear astrophysics. Topics include Big Bang nucleosynthesis, stellar evolution, production of elements heavier than iron, and the stages of Earth's evolution. The lecture delves into the processes of hydrogen and helium fusion, stellar nucleosynthesis, and the fate of stars, including white dwarfs and supernovas.

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Official source

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Ontological neighbourhood

Astronomy

Astrophysics: Stellar astronomy, Physical cosmology

Physics

Nuclear physics: Topics in nuclear physics

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Nuclear power: Topics in nuclear power

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