Nuclear excitations and resonances

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18-22 November 2024

PROGRAM     PRogESNTResonancesOct2024v4f.pdf


What’s new in the calculations of the nuclear excitations and multipole resonances ? 


Organizers:  Andrea Porro (TU Darmstadt, contact),  Mikael Frosini (CEA DES, contact), Sophie Péru (CEA DAM DIF, contact),
contact:  see e-mails in the program file

 

 

The main goals of the workshop are:
1. Providing a comprehensive overview of state-of-the-art microscopic models that describe collective modes in finite nuclei and their practical applications.
2. Identifying the quantities that can be evaluated using a diverse array of models and experimental data.

3. Exploring renewed theoretical interest in describing multi-phonon resonances and their experimental manifestations.

4. Facilitating discussions among participants employing different formalisms or frameworks capable of calculating specific quantities in the same system and comparing results.

The overarching goal is to foster the creation of a theoretical network equipped to address the needs of the experimental community.

 

Format of the workshop: The morning sessions will feature comprehensive review lectures, while the afternoons will pivot towards roundtable discussions centered on technical nuances or specific phenomena.

 

Talks

 

Introductory lectures on experimental and historical aspects

 

• Yorick Blumenfeld, IJCLab Orsay,
  Giant Multipole Resonances: A chapter in the history of experimental nuclear physics  TalkYBlumenfeld_ESNT18nov2024.pdf

• Gianluca Colò, Università degli Studi di Milano,  
  Historical introduction on the theoretical description of multipole resonances and open issues  TalkGColo_ESNT19nov2024.pdf
• Marine Vandebrouck, CEA Saclay, Probing Giant Multipole Resonances today:

   precision in stable nuclei and new phenomena in unstable ones   TalkMVandebrouck_ESNT18nov2024.pdf

 

Lectures on theoretical methods
• Danilo Gambacurta, INFN Catania, 
  The second RPA and its connection to collective states and multiphonons    TalkDGambacurta_ESNT21nov2024.pdf
• Denis Lacroix, IJCLab Orsay, 
  Time-dependent microscopic description of collective nuclear excitations     TalkDLacroix_ESNT21nov2024.pdf

• Jaime Martínez-Larraz, Universidad Complutense de Madrid,
The PGCM and its connection to collective states and resonances   TalkJMartinez_ESNT20nov2024.pdf
• Sophie Péru, CEA Bruyères-le-Châtel,  
  QRPA for deformed and odd nuclei study and systematic calculations
• Kamila Sieja, IPHC Strasbourg,  
  Configuration Interaction Shell Model: applications to dipole excitations of atomic nuclei

 

Lectures on applications

 

• Stéphane Hilaire, CEA Bruyères-le-Châtel, 
Collective excitations and the calculation of level densities and photon strength functions


• Stéphane Goriely, Université Libre de Bruxelles,  
Level densities and photon strength functions and their impact in astrophysics  TalkSGoriely_ESNT22nov2024.pdf

  

 

Round tables on specific aspects, topic and chairperson
• Mikael Frosini, CEA Cadarache, 
  Electric versus magnetic modes and pertinence to describe low energy collective state
• Sophie Péru, CEA Bruyères-le-Châtel,  
  Decaying operator and how to include the experiment kinematic in theoretical interpretation of multipolar resonances measurements

    TalkSPeru_ESNT19nov2024.pdf


• Andrea Porro, Technische Universität Darmstadt,  
  Double and multi-phonon states and how to describe and/or identifying them

• Olivier Roig, CEA Bruyères-le-Châtel,  
  Experimental setup for gamma strength function measurement   TalkORoig_ESNT18nov2024.pdf

 

Technical talks animating the round tables

 

• Stavros Bofos, CEA Cadarache,
  Magnetic collective state in the PGCM/Shell Model hybrid approach

Marc Dupuis, CEA Bruyères-le-Châtel, 
  QRPA calculations for reaction modeling
• Mikael Frosini, CEA Cadarache,  
  Individual mode extraction within Finite Amplitude Method  TalkMFrosini_ESNT21nov2024.pdf
• Luis Gonzáles-Miret, CEA Bruyères-le-Châtel,  
  Comparison of QFAM RPA strength function from different interactions

• Oscar Le Noan, IPHC Strasbourg, 
  E1 dipole response of light nuclei in valence spaces
• Andrea Porro, Technische Universität Darmstadt, 
  Description of multi-phonon states using ab initio PGCM calculations  TalkAPorro_ESNT21nov2024.pdf

 

 

Preliminary Schedule -18-22 November - b.703, 135

 

 

 

 

Monday

18

 

Tuesday

19 

Wednesday

20

 

Thursday

21

    

Friday

22

9h15 Welcome        

9h30

Y. Blumenfeld G. Colò   J. Martínez-Larraz  D. Lacroix     S. Hilaire  
 10h30  Break Break Break Break Break
11h M. Vandebrouck  S. Péru  K. Sieja D. Gambacurta  S. Goriely
12h30 Lunch

Lunch

Lunch

Lunch Lunch
14h O. Roig  L. Gonzales  S. Bofos  A. Porro  END
    M. Dupuis Le Noan M. Frosini

 

15h

Round table

Discussions

Round table

Discussions

Round table

Discussions

Round table

Discussions

16h30 End

End

End 

 End

 

 

 

 

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