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most citedSearching for the Tetraneutron Resonance on the Lattice

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Reaction Cross Sections and -Cluster Geometry in C and Be Isotopes

Tianyu Wu, Baohua Sun, Ulf-G. Meißner +1

Reaction cross sections are widely used to infer matter radii, yet their sensitivity to nuclear structure beyond radial one-body distributions is less well understood.…

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Deformation effects on reaction observables of beryllium nuclei from ab initio densities

Qi Lu, Rui-Feng Tian, Shi-Sheng Zhang +2

We combine three-dimensional intrinsic densities from ab initio nuclear lattice effective field theory with a deformed Glauber model to study high-energy reactions of {7-12}Be. To…

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Nuclear Charge Radius of Be from Muonic Atom Spectroscopy Using a Microcalorimeter

Ofir Eizenberg, Shikha Rathi, Andreas Abeln +34

The authors measured the 2p→1s transition energy in muonic 9Be with a metallic magnetic calorimeter, obtaining a nuclear charge radius of 2.5506 fm with unprecedented precision, su…

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Searching for the Tetraneutron Resonance on the Lattice

Linqian Wu, Serdar Elhatisari, Ulf-G. Meißner +3

The nature of the tetraneutron () system remains a pivotal question in nuclear physics. We investigate the system using nuclear lattice effective field theory in finite vo…

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Ab initio study of the halo structure in Be

Shihang Shen, Serdar Elhatisari, Dean Lee +2

We present an ab initio study of the one-neutron halo nucleus Be using nuclear lattice effective field theory with high-fidelity chiral interactions at N3LO. By employing th…

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Recent developments and applications of the relativistic chiral nuclear force

Li-Sheng Geng, Jun-Xu Lu, Qing-Yu Zhai +2

The nuclear force is central to our understanding of complex nuclear phenomena and to the applications of nuclear techniques. The nonperturbative nature of the low-energy strong in…