Fig. 1.

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Number of neutrons captured per heavy seed as a function of exposure ϕ for different temperatures (expressed in units of T6 = 106 K). The curves move from left to right with increasing temperature. The value in parentheses represents the typical neutron densities in cm−3 associated to the burning temperature. The T6 = 100, No Light case has the same composition as T6 = 100, but the abundance of nuclei with 13 < Ai < 56 is set to zero. The NP case accounts for enhanced abundances of neutron poisons (see text). The T6 = 100 – Fict case uses the fictitious network.
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