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nucl-th2026

Constructing Effective Interactions via Projection-Based Inversion

Hang Yu, Serdar Elhatisari, Sebastian König +3

We present a numerical prescription for extracting continuum scattering information from discrete spectra by constraining effective interactions inspired by effective field theory…

nucl-th2023

Radius extrapolations for two-body bound states in finite volume

Anderson Taurence, Sebastian König

Simulations of quantum systems in finite volume have proven to be a useful tool for calculating physical observables. Such studies to date have focused primarily on understanding t…

nucl-th2023★ 46 cited

Eigenvector Continuation and Projection-Based Emulators

Thomas Duguet, Andreas Ekström, Richard J. Furnstahl +2

Eigenvector continuation is a computational method for parametric eigenvalue problems that uses subspace projection with a basis derived from eigenvector snapshots from different p…

nucl-th2023★ 7 cited

Complex scaling in finite volume

Hang Yu, Nuwan Yapa, Sebastian König

Quantum resonances, i.e., metastable states with a finite lifetime, play an important role in nuclear physics and other domains. Describing this phenomenon theoretically is general…

nucl-th2023

Magnetic dipole operator from chiral effective field theory for many-body expansion methods

R. Seutin, O. J. Hernandez, T. Miyagi +4

Many-body approaches for atomic nuclei generally rely on a basis expansion of the nuclear states, interactions, and current operators. In this work, we derive the representation of…

nucl-th2023

Role of three-body dynamics in nucleon-deuteron correlation functions

M. Viviani, S. König, A. Kievsky +3

Correlation functions of hadrons can be accessed in high-energy collisions of atomic nuclei, revealing information about the underlying interaction. This work complements experimen…