most citedToward extremes of angular momentum: Application of the Pfaffian algorithm in realistic calculations

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nucl-th2023

First-forbidden transition of nuclear decay by projected shell model

Bin-Lei Wang, Long-Jun Wang

The first-forbidden transition of nuclear decay is expected to play crucial roles in many aspects in nuclear physics, nuclear astrophysics and particle physics such as the stel…

nucl-th2023

Nuclear spectrum from projected shell model (I): allowed one-to-one transition

Fan Gao, Zi-Rui Chen, Long-Jun Wang

Nuclear spectrum and the corresponding (anti-)neutrino spectrum play important roles in many aspects of nuclear astrophysics, particle physics, nuclear industry and nuclear dat…

nucl-th2023

Stellar weak-interaction rates for -process waiting-point nuclei from projected shell model

Zi-Rui Chen, Long-Jun Wang

We propose a projected shell model (PSM) for description of stellar weak-interaction rates between even-even and odd-odd nuclei with extended configuration space where up to six-qu…

nucl-th202212 cited

An effective and efficient algorithm for the Wigner rotation matrix at high angular momenta

Bin-Lei Wang, Fan Gao, Long-Jun Wang +1

The Wigner rotation matrix (-function), which appears as a part of the angular-momentum-projection operator, plays a crucial role in modern nuclear-structure models. However, it…

nucl-th201436 cited

Toward extremes of angular momentum: Application of the Pfaffian algorithm in realistic calculations

Long-Jun Wang, Fang-Qi Chen, Takahiro Mizusaki +2

In a calculation of rotated matrix elements with angular momentum projection, the generalized Wick's theorem may encounter a practical problem of combinatorial complexity when the…