NCSMC enables ab initio predictions of structure, resonances, and reactions in halo nuclei such as 6He, 8B, 11Be, and 15C from chiral interactions alone.
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Shell model calculations find NLO contributions to 2νββ half-lives to excited states typically below 5% but larger when leading-order terms cancel, yielding half-life predictions slightly above the 76Ge limit and consistent with recent 82Se indications.
Review highlighting ab initio calculations for heavy nuclei and dark matter-nucleus scattering to reduce nuclear uncertainties.
The review describes how SSRPA fixes SRPA pathologies in EDF theory, presents applications to charge-conserving and charge-exchange excitations with experimental comparisons, and discusses impacts on the nuclear equation of state.
A review of spin-precession methods for measuring nuclear magnetic dipole and electric quadrupole moments and their applications to nuclear structure research over 30 years.
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Halo Nuclei from Ab Initio Nuclear Theory
NCSMC enables ab initio predictions of structure, resonances, and reactions in halo nuclei such as 6He, 8B, 11Be, and 15C from chiral interactions alone.
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Two-neutrino $\beta\beta$ decay to excited states at next-to-leading order
Shell model calculations find NLO contributions to 2νββ half-lives to excited states typically below 5% but larger when leading-order terms cancel, yielding half-life predictions slightly above the 76Ge limit and consistent with recent 82Se indications.
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Ab Initio Nuclear Theory for Heavy Nuclei and Its Application to Dark Matter-Nucleus Scattering
Review highlighting ab initio calculations for heavy nuclei and dark matter-nucleus scattering to reduce nuclear uncertainties.
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Recent applications of the subtracted second RPA method
The review describes how SSRPA fixes SRPA pathologies in EDF theory, presents applications to charge-conserving and charge-exchange excitations with experimental comparisons, and discusses impacts on the nuclear equation of state.
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Nuclear electromagnetic moments by spin-precession methods
A review of spin-precession methods for measuring nuclear magnetic dipole and electric quadrupole moments and their applications to nuclear structure research over 30 years.