THE WEAK s-PROCESS IN MASSIVE STARS AND ITS DEPENDENCE ON THE NEUTRON CAPTURE CROSS SECTIONS
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Roberto Gallino | F. Käppeler | Falk Herwig | Michael Wiescher | Sara Bisterzo | M. Heil | Marco Pignatari | F. Herwig | M. Heil | M. Wiescher | S. Bisterzo | R. Gallino | M. Pignatari | F. Käppeler
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