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Constraining the astrophysical i process: The Kr87(n,γ)Kr88 reaction rate
Recent astronomical observations indicate that additional nucleosynthesis pathways are required to understand some atypical elemental abundance patterns revealed by new observations. One such process that can help to explain these observations is the intermediate neutron-capture process (i process).
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