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Solving Schrodinger equations using physically constrained neural network
Kai-Fang Pu, Hanlin Li, Hong-Liang Lu +1
Deep neural network (DNN) and auto differentiation have been widely used in computational physics to solve variational problems. When DNN is used to represent the wave function to…
Deep learning assisted jet tomography for the study of Mach cones in QGP
Zhong Yang, Yayun He, Wei Chen +3
Mach cones are expected to form in the expanding quark-gluon plasma (QGP) when energetic quarks and gluons (called jets) traverse the hot medium at a velocity faster than the speed…
Probing nuclear structure with mean transverse momentum in relativistic isobar collisions
Hao-jie Xu, Wenbin Zhao, Hanlin Li +3
Transverse momentum () generation in relativistic heavy ion collisions is sensitive to the initial geometry and the final-state bulk evolution. We demonstrate with hydrodyna…
Measuring neutron skin by grazing isobaric collisions
Hao-jie Xu, Hanlin Li, Ying Zhou +4
Neutron skin thickness () of nuclei and the inferred nuclear symmetry energy are of critical importance to nuclear physics and astrophysics. It is traditionally measur…
Determine the neutron skin type by relativistic isobaric collisions
Hao-jie Xu, Hanlin Li, Xiaobao Wang +2
The effects of neutron skin on the multiplicity () and eccentricity() in relativistic Ru+Ru and Zr+Zr collisions at…
Heavy quark flow as better probes of QGP properties
Zi-Wei Lin, Hanlin Li, Fuqiang Wang
In earlier studies we have proposed that most parton comes from the anisotropic escape of partons, not from the hydrodynamic flow, even for semi-central Au+Au collisions at $…