activity
20242026
collaborators

12 papers

nucl-th2026

Electron scattering and the distribution of electric charge and magnetization inside nuclei

Alex Gnech, Lorenzo Andreoli, Graham Chambers-Wall +2

How are the electric and magnetic distributions carried by protons and neutrons arranged inside an atomic nucleus? One of the most reliable ways to answer this question is to scatt…

nucl-th2026

Quantum Monte Carlo calculations of Zemach moments in nuclei

Garrett B. King, Sonia Bacca, Graham Chambers-Wall +4

Modern atomic spectroscopy has reached a level of precision at which nuclear-structure effects can no longer be neglected and must be quantified reliably. In particular, hyperfine…

nucl-th2026

A new analysis of the "hep" S-factor and the "hen" cross section

Michele Viviani, Alex Gnech, Laura Elisa Marcucci +2

We present a new accurate analysis of the HeHe (''hep'') reaction at astrophysical energies. The S-factor is computed using a state-of-the-art method to calc…

nucl-th2026

Bayesian analysis of proton-proton fusion in chiral effective field theory

Vittorio Barlucchi, Alex Gnech, Scilla Degl'Innocenti +1

The astrophysical -factor for the proton-proton fusion is calculated in the low-energy regime for a variety of nuclear interactions and consistent nuclear currents, derived with…

nucl-th2025

Emulation of Proton-Deuteron Scattering via the Reduced Basis Method and Active Learning: Detailed Description

Alex Gnech, Xilin Zhang, Christian Drischler +5

Nucleon-deuteron () scattering can be used to constrain three-nucleon forces in chiral effective field theory (EFT). However, high-fidelity calculations, such as the Hypers…

nucl-th2025

Accurate and Efficient Emulation of Proton-Deuteron Scattering via the Reduced Basis Method and Active Learning

Alex Gnech, Xilin Zhang, Christian Drischler +5

We introduce highly accurate and efficient emulators for proton-deuteron scattering below the deuteron breakup threshold. We explore two different reduced-basis method strategies:…