Effects of ultra-strong magnetic field on electron capture rates of 55C0 and 56Ni in the magnetar surrounding

The electron capture rates of 55Co and 56Ni in the ultra-strong magnetic field at four typical temperature- density points have been calculated using the nuclear shell model and Landan energy levels quantized approximate correction. The results show that the electron capture rates of 55Co and 56Ni are increased greatly in the ultra-strong magnetic field, and even exceed two orders of magnitude in the range from 4.414×10^13G to 2.207×10^27 G. The change rate of electron abundance, ye, of 55Co and 56Ni under the condition of B=4.414×10^15G in the magnetar surrounding has been calculated and discussed, the proportions of ye of 55Co and 56Ni in the total Ye have been reduced by 50 percent in all more than the condition without a magnetic field.     

Neutrino energy loss by electron capture in magnetic field at the crusts of neutron stars

Based on the p-f shell model, the effect of strong magnetic field on neutrino energy loss rates by electron capture is investigated. The calculations show that the magnetic field has only a slight effect on the neutrino energy loss rates in the range of 10⁸—10¹³G on the surfaces of most neutron stars. But for some magnetars, the range of the magnetic field is 10¹³—10¹⁸G, and the neutrino energy loss rates are greatly reduced, even by more than four orders of magnitude due to the strong magnetic field.     

Nuclear statistical equilibrium at core-collapse supernova

A new improved nuclear partition function is employed to calculate the nuclear statistical equilibrium (NSE) in core-collapse supernova environment. The results show that the change of nucleus abundance is slight even though the temperature is higher than 10$^{11}$\,K when shock propagates, which indicates that the effect of the nuclear partition function is not so important as shown in the previous calculations, but it can also be considered in detailed simulation if it is sensitive to weak interaction rates in core-collapse supernova.     

超导芯截面形状对Bi-2223/Ag带Jc的影响

磁光图像显示Ｂｉ－２２２３／Ａｇ带材中单根超导芯的宽面两侧边缘分布有较大的超导电流密度，Ｂｉ－２２２３单根超导芯的横截面是纺锤形的，单位宽度上的横截面面积之比与电流密度在横截面上不同部分的分布之比相当，高的电流密度在单根超导芯两则的分布可能是由单芯横截面的形状引起的。     

超新星的前身星阶段fp壳层的电子俘获

基于核的壳层模型，本文讨论了大质量恒星的超新星前身星阶段核的fp壳层电子俘获，分析中引入了一高斯函数来表征Gamow-Teller跃迁强度分布，结果表明，由于这一修正，在高密度下，电子俘获率较前人给出的结果有较大幅度的增加。     

Resonance reaction rate of 21Na(p, γ)22Mg

By using the new Coulomb screening model and most recent experimental results, this paper calculates the resonance reaction rates of ^21Na（p,γ）^22Mg. The derived result shows that the effect of electron screening on resonant reaction is prominent in astrophysical interesting temperature range. In conjunction with the experimental results, the recommended rates of^21Na（p,γ）^22 Mg would increase at least 10%, which undoubtedly affect the nucleosynthesis of some heavier nuclei in a variety of astrophysical sites.[第一段]     

Effect of current quark masses on quark phase transitions in supernovae

The current quark mass model is adopted to study the phase transition of two-flavor quark matter to more stable three-flavor quark matter in the whole core of a supernova. It shows that the timescale of the process is shorter than 10^－8 seconds, that the u- and d-quark masses can be neglected completely in this model, and that the temperature and the total neutrino energies in the core after the conversion increase nearly by 40% and 20% on the average compared with former results, respectively. The last result can further enhance the probability of success for a supernova explosion significantly.     

Pair neutrino energy loss for nuclei 56Fe at the late stages of stellar evolution

Based on the Weinberg-Salam theory, the pair neutrino energy loss rates for nuclei ⁵⁶Fe are canvassed for the wide range of density and temperature. The results of ours (Q_LJ) are compared with those of Beaudet G, Petrosian V and Salpeter E. E's (Q_BPS), and it shows that the pair neutrino energy loss rates of Q_BPS are always larger than Q_LJ .The Q_BPS is 12.57%, 12.86%, 14.99%, 19.80% times higher than Q_LJ corresponding to the temperature T₉=0.385, 1.0, 5.0, 10, respectively.     

Screened Thermonuclear Reaction Rates on Magnetar Surfaces

Improving Salpeter＇s method, we discuss the effect of superstrong magnetic fields （such as those of magnetars） on thermonuclear reaction rates. These most interesting reactions, including the hydrogen burning by the CNO cycle and the helium burning by the triple alpha reaction, are investigated as examples on the magnetar surfaces. The obtained result shows that the superstrong magnetic fields can increase the thermonuclear reaction rates by many orders of magnitude. The enhancement may have significant influence for further study research of the magnetars, especially for the x-ray luminosity observation and the evolution of magnetars.