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Towards a consistent approach for nuclear structure and reactions: microscopic optical potentials
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Aula Renzo Leonardi (ECT*)
Aula Renzo Leonardi
ECT*
Strada delle Tabarelle 286, I-38123 Villazzano (Trento)
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Direct nuclear reactions, processes such as nucleon transfer, knockout, anti-nucleon capture have been extensively exploited by experiments to learn about the structure of exotic isotopes far away from stability, to infer properties of the nuclear forces, to describe nucleosynthesis and to learn about the nuclear equation of state. In this respect, nucleon-nucleus optical potentials are of great importance since they are the fundamental building blocks needed to predict reaction observables to address such a wide range of Nuclear Physics facets. Traditional phenomenological optical potential parameterizations are fully reliable only in specific regions of the nuclear chart, near the stable isotopes they were fitted to. On the contrary, microscopically derived potentials can be systematically extended to isotopes far from stability that are the focus of modern experimental searches. This workshop will address the state-of-the-art of nuclear optical potentials to foster advances in their accuracy and handling of uncertainty propagation.
Participants
Abraham Flores
Alexandre Obertelli
Andrea Gottardo
Angela Bonaccorso
Ashley Pitt
Atul Kedia
Capel Pierre
Carlo Barbieri
Carlotta Giusti
Charlotte Elster
Chloë Hebborn
Filomena Nunes
Francesco Pederiva
Gavin Lotay
Gregory Potel Aguilar
Grigor Sargsyan
Guillaume Blanchon
Jennifer Boström
Joaquin Gomez Camacho
Jose Pablo Linares Fernandez
Kazuki Yoshida
Mack Atkinson
Marina Petri
Matteo Vorabbi
Paolo Finelli
Pierre-Yves Duerinck
Salvatore Simone Perrotta
Stefano Brolli
Vigezzi Enrico
Willem Dickhoff
国浩 杨
锶博 王
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