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The Nuclear Physics European Collaboration Committee ( NuPECC, http://nupecc.org/ ) hosted by the European Science Foundation represents today a large nuclear physics community from 23 countries, 3 ESFRI (European Strategy Forum for Research Infrastructures) nuclear physics infrastructures and ECT* (European Centre for Theoretical Studies in Nuclear Physics and Related Areas), as well as from 4 associated members and 10 observers. As stated in the NuPECC Terms of Reference one of the major objectives of the Committee is: "on a regular basis, the Committee shall organise a consultation of the community leading to the definition and publication of a Long Range Plan (LRP) of European nuclear physics". To this end, NuPECC has in the past produced five LRPs: in November 1991, December 1997, April 2004, December 2010, and November 2017. The LRP, being the unique document covering the whole nuclear physics landscape in Europe, identifies opportunities and priorities for nuclear science in Europe and provides national funding agencies, ESFRI, and the European Commission with a framework for coordinated advances in nuclear science. It serves also as a reference document for the strategic plans for nuclear physics in the European countries.
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Reconstructing the full kinematic dependence of GPDs from pseudo-distributions
Lattice QCD pseudo-distributions at m_π=358 MeV are inverted via multidimensional Gaussian process regression to reconstruct the full kinematic dependence of GPDs H^{u-d} and E^{u-d} while directly extracting double d...
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Revisiting neutron-skin thickness and dipole polarizability constraints on the symmetry energy in Antisymmetrized Molecular Dynamics
Unified AMD analysis constrains nuclear symmetry energy at 0.28 saturation density to 13.84 ± 1.31 MeV via combined neutron-skin and dipole polarizability data.
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Constraining the nuclear symmetry energy with electric dipole polarizability and neutron skin characteristics in \texorpdfstring{$^{208}\mathrm{Pb}$}{208Pb} within antisymmetrized molecular dynamics
In the AMD model, 208Pb electric dipole polarizability and neutron-skin data favor S0≈34 MeV and L≈66–75 MeV, with S(0.2ρ0)=10.5±0.63 MeV and S(0.57ρ0)=23.1±0.4 MeV in the full text.
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Uncertainty band evaluation of optical potentials and differential cross-sections. Application to $^8$Li + $^{58}$Ni elastic scattering
Analytic enhancement factors convert a least-squares covariance matrix into 1-sigma and 2-sigma uncertainty bands for optical potentials and cross sections, applied to 8Li + 58Ni elastic scattering; the bands' statist...
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Deformation, halo, and bubble structure: A paradigm shift of exotic phenomena in light to medium mass nuclei
A consolidated review of the authors' AMD+Glauber+FRDWBA program claiming p-wave one-neutron halos in 29Ne/31Ne/34Na/37Mg, Borromean two-neutron halos near N=20–28, and altered r-process abundances when direct-capture...
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Fundamental Nuclear and Particle Physics At Neutron Sources
A community whitepaper makes the case that ESS and neutron sources offer a competitive, complementary route to search for new physics, with proposed experiments in neutron decay, EDM, baryon number violation, neutrino...
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