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Uncertainties with low-resolution nuclear forces
Tom Plies, Matthias Heinz, Achim Schwenk
Low-resolution nuclear Hamiltonians, obtained from chiral effective field theory (EFT) and softened using renormalization group techniques, have been very successful in nuclear str…
r-Process Nucleosynthesis With Ab Initio Nuclear Masses Around The N=82 Shell Closure
Jan Kuske, Takayuki Miyagi, Almudena Arcones +1
Our understanding of the origin of heavy elements beyond iron relies on the rapid neutron capture process (r-process), which accounts for roughly half of their cosmic abundance. Ho…
Ab initio calculations of beta-decay half-lives for neutron-rich nuclei
Zhen Li, Takayuki Miyagi, Achim Schwenk
Beta-decay rates of extreme neutron-rich nuclei remain largely unknown experimentally, while they are critical inputs for -process nucleosynthesis. We present first ab initio ca…
The nuclear charge radius of
Patrick Müller, Matthias Heinz, Phillip Imgram +6
The size is a key property of a nucleus. Accurate nuclear radii are extracted from elastic electron scattering, laser spectroscopy, and muonic atom spectroscopy. The results are no…
Connecting Relativistic Density Functional Theory to Microscopic Calculations
Brendan T. Reed, Matthias Heinz, Pierre Arthuis +2
The development of systematic effective field theories (EFTs) for nuclear forces and advances in solving the nuclear many-body problem have greatly improved our understanding of de…