Big Bang Nucleosynthesis and a New Approach to Galactic Chemical Evolution

  • Copi, C
  • Schramm, D
  • Turner M
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Abstract

Big bang production of deuterium is the best indicator of the baryon density; however, only the present abundance of D is known (and only locally) and its chemical evolution is intertwined with that of 3 based on D and 3 He. Because Galactic abundances are spatially heterogeneous, mean chemical-evolution models are not well suited for extrapolating the pre-solar D and 3 explicitly addresses heterogeneity by statistically tracing the history of the pre-solar material back to its primeval beginning. We show that the decade-old concordance interval founded. He abundances to their primeval values. We introduce a new approach which 2 (2–8)  1010 He is well

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Copi, C. J., Schramm, D. N., & Turner, M. S. (1995). Big Bang Nucleosynthesis and a New Approach to Galactic Chemical Evolution. The Astrophysical Journal, 455(2). https://doi.org/10.1086/309836

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