Eigenvector continuation method in nuclear structure and reaction theory
30th May-2nd June 2023
PROGRAM 
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Eigenvector continuation method in nuclear structure and reaction theory
Organizers:
T. Duguet (CEA DPhN,
), A. Ekström (Chalmers Univ, Goteborg), R. J. Furnstahl (The Ohio State Univ.), S. König (North Carolina State Univ.), D. Lee (FRIB, MSU)
The main goals of the workshop are:
1. to review the eigenvector continuation method and its various uses in nuclear structure and reaction theory,
2. to discuss further potential applications, extensions and alternatives.
The meeting takes place over 4 days. The first day is devoted to introductory presentations that have the aim of informing the local research community on the state-of the-art approaches developed to tackle the many-body problem. The following days will be focused on specific uses of the eigenvector continuation (EVC) method along with other extrapolation techniques.
Introductory Lectures
1. D. Lee, Eigenvector continuation method: general aspects
2. A. Savin, Interpolation and extrapolation methods in quantum chemistry
3. S. König, Eigenvector continuation method: recent uses in nuclear structure and reaction theory
Talks
• G. Hagen (Oak Ridge National Laboratory), Emulating coupled cluster calculations
• X. Zhang (Michigan State Univ.), Fast emulation of two and three-body scattering
• A. Roux (CEA Saclay, DPhN), Fast emulation of large-scale projected generator coordinate method calculations
• K. Godbey (MSU), Efficient emulator for solving three-nucleon continuum Faddeev equations
• N. Yapa (North Carolina State Univ.), Volume Extrapolation via Eigenvector Continuation
• P. Demol (KU Leuven), High-order resummation of Bogoliubov many-body perturbation theory
• C. Drischler (Ohio University), Emulating nuclear reactions using eigenvector continuation
• M. Companys Franzkea (Technischen Universität Darmstadt), Excited states from eigenvector continuation
• A. Sarkar (Forschungszentrum Jülich), Self-learning emulators and eigenvector continuation
• S. Yoshida (Utsunomiya University), Emulator of shell-model calculations via eigenvector continuation
• P. Giuliani (MSU), Reduced basis methods for nuclear physics
• J. Piekarewicz (Florida State Univ.), Applications of reduced basis methods to the nuclear single particle spectrum
SCHEDULE 30th May- 2nd June (to be updated)
| Tuesday 30th | Wed. 31st | Thursday 1st | Friday 2nd | |||
| 9h15 Welcome | ||||||
| 9h30 | D. Lee | 9h30 | G. Hagen | P. Giuliani |
M. Companys Franzkea |
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| 10h45 Break | 10h30 | Break | Break | Break | ||
| 11h15 | A. Savin | X. Zhang | J. Piekarewicz | K. Godbey | ||
| 12h30 | Lunch | 12h | Lunch | Lunch | Lunch | |
| 14h | S. König | 13h30 | A. Sarkar | P. Demol | N. Yapa | |
| 15h15 Break | 14h30 | S. Yoshida | C. Drischler | A. Roux | ||
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15h45-16h30
Discussion |
15h30 | Break | Break | Break | ||
| 16-17h | Discussion | Discussion |
Discussion 17h End |
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