Recent Applications of Self-Consistent Green's Function Theory to Nuclei

Abstract

We discuss recent \emph{ab initio} calculations based on self-consistent Green's function theory. It is found that a simple extension of the formalism to account for two-nucleon scattering outside the model space allows to calculate non-soft interactions. With this, it is possible to make predictions for Lattice QCD potentials, obtained so far at pion masses of $m_{\pi }=0.47$GeV/c${}^2$. More traditional calculations that use saturating chiral EFT forces yield a good description of nuclear responses and nucleon knockout spectroscopy.

6 pages, 5 figures, Ischia conference proceeding

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