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nucl-th2026

Neural-Network-Based Variational Method in Nuclear Density Functional Theory: Application to the Kohn--Sham method

Kenta Yoshimura, Kazuyuki Sekizawa

We extend the neural-network-based variational method for nuclear density functional theory to the Kohn--Sham scheme, representing the complex spinor components of the single-parti…

nucl-th2026

Superfluid Band Theory for the Rod Phase in the Magnetized Inner Crust Matter: Entrainment, Spin-orbit Coupling, Spin-triplet Pairing

Kenta Yoshimura, Kazuyuki Sekizawa

The inner crust of neutron stars hosts a rich variety of nuclear phenomena and provides a unique environment for exploring microscopic nuclear properties relevant to diverse astrop…

astro-ph.HE2025

Accuracy and Applicability of the Hartle-Thorne and Komatsu-Eriguchi-Hachisu Methods for Modeling Rotating Neutron Stars

Hyukjin Kwon, Kenta Yoshimura, Tsuyoshi Miyatsu +2

Neutron stars, which are composed of extremely dense nuclear matter, serve as natural laboratories to study nuclear interactions beyond the terrestrial experiments. Recent research…

nucl-th2025

Phase transitions in the inner crust of neutron stars within the superfluid band theory: Competition between pairing and spin polarization under finite temperature and magnetic field

Kenta Yoshimura, Kazuyuki Sekizawa

Phase transitions of matter under changes of external environment such as temperature and magnetic field have attracted great interests to various quantum many-body systems. Severa…

nucl-th2023★ 1 cited

Time-Dependent Superfluid Band Theory for the Inner Crust of Neutron Stars: Current Status and Future Challenges

Kazuyuki Sekizawa, Kenta Yoshimura

In this contribution, current status and future prospects of our ongoing project is summarized. In the inner crust of neutron stars, a variety of crystalline structures may emerge,…