A generalized conjugate gradient method is proposed for faster, preconditioner-free self-consistent solution of 3D Hartree-Fock-Bogoliubov equations in nuclear theory.
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Neutron pairing gaps in calcium isotopes are insensitive to variations in third-order chiral interactions, indicating that nuclear superfluidity requires improved many-body modeling or higher-order terms.
Application of the CBS rotor model to rare-earth even-even nuclei produces calculated ground-state band energies, B(E2) transition rates, and beta-band excitations that are compared with experimental data and used to predict unmeasured observables.
Realistic nuclear cluster wave functions show broader spatial distributions and non-Gaussian structures than Gaussian ansätze with matching rms radius, suggesting a mechanism to address underestimation of A=4 cluster production.
Review highlighting ab initio calculations for heavy nuclei and dark matter-nucleus scattering to reduce nuclear uncertainties.
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Improving the efficiency of Hartree--Fock--Bogoliubov solvers in 3D space
A generalized conjugate gradient method is proposed for faster, preconditioner-free self-consistent solution of 3D Hartree-Fock-Bogoliubov equations in nuclear theory.
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Chiral interactions and superfluidity in the calcium isotopic chain
Neutron pairing gaps in calcium isotopes are insensitive to variations in third-order chiral interactions, indicating that nuclear superfluidity requires improved many-body modeling or higher-order terms.
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The Confined beta-Soft rotor model in rare-earth nuclei
Application of the CBS rotor model to rare-earth even-even nuclei produces calculated ground-state band energies, B(E2) transition rates, and beta-band excitations that are compared with experimental data and used to predict unmeasured observables.
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Gaussian vs. Real Wavefunction of Nuclear Clusters and Hypernuclei
Realistic nuclear cluster wave functions show broader spatial distributions and non-Gaussian structures than Gaussian ansätze with matching rms radius, suggesting a mechanism to address underestimation of A=4 cluster production.
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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.