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Unlocking i-process nucleosynthesis by bridging stellar and nuclear physics
The origin of chemical elements and their abundances across the cosmos remain one of the central questions in physics. The formation of elements heavier than iron is traditionally attributed to three main mechanisms: the slow and rapid neutron-capture processes (s and r processes) and the p process
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