Beyond Effective Single-Particle Energies

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17-21 November 2025 (TBC) 

 

PROGRAM   

Beyond Effective Single-Particle Energies: Identifying Meaningful Nuclear Structure Observables


Organizers:  Louis Heitz (IJCLab, contact), J.-P. Ebran (CEA DAM, contact), E. Khan (IJCLab), D. Verney (IJCLab)

 

 

Effective Single-Particle Energies (ESPEs) have been a cornerstone of nuclear structure research, providing theoretical insights into nuclear shell evolution. Since the seminal work of Mayer to understand the existence of the so-called magic numbers, a wealth of observables have shown to be easily understood within the picture of nucleons sitting on single-particles states.

However, ESPEs present a fundamental limitation: they are theoretical constructs lacking direct experimental observability. Our workshop aims to address this critical challenge by identifying and developing robust, experimentally accessible observables that can reliably characterize nuclear magicity.


The goals of the workshop are to:


1. Build bridges between experimental and theoretical quantities,
2. Clarify the usefulness / limitations of single particle energies,
3. Provide theoretical mechanisms to interpret experimental findings,
4. Identify relevant experimental observables to compare with theoretical calculations.

 

 

The program of talks will be confirmed in Sept. 

 

Introductory lectures
• O. Sorlin (GANIL) Shell structure : measurements and mechanisms
• T. Duguet (CEA Saclay DRF) Calculation and use of effective single-particle energies

 

TALKS - List of potential speakers 

 

• V. Somà (CEA Saclay DRF) Emergence of magicity in ab initio theories
• F. Nowacki (IPHC) Magicity and collectivity within the nuclear shell model  
• M. Frosini (CEA Cadarache DES) ESPE with PGCM Ab Initio  
• L. Heitz (CEA Saclay DRF & IJCLab) Round table about ESPE
• M. Dupuis (CEA DAM DIF) Reactions  
• C. Hebbron (IJCLab) Transfer reactions
• A. Ekström (Chalmers Univ.) Experiments to contraints ab Initio interactions  
• D. Verney (IJCLab) ESPE : associated phenomenology
• L. Lalanne (IPHC) Other observables : laser spectroscopy (μ,RC)

• V. Manea (IJCLab) Other observables : mass measurements 
• EDF mass    
• Spectro mass 

 

Preliminary program 

 

 

 

 Monday 

17th Nov.

 

Tuesday

18

 Wednesday 

19

Thursday

20 

Friday

21

9h15 Welcome        

9h30

 

O. Sorlin

 

F. Nowacki L. Lalanne M. Dupuis

    A. Ekström  

10h45  Break Break Break Break Break
11h

 

T. Duguet

 

D. Verney  M. Frosini 

Shape

coexistence

EDF masses
12h15 Lunch

Lunch

Lunch

Lunch Lunch
14h  C. Hebborn 

Round table

I

  Round table

II

Round table

III

Round table

IV

15h Break Break Break Break Break 
15h30 V. Manea  Discussions  Discussions  Discussions  Discussions
16h30 End

End

End 

 End

End

 

Round tables start at 14:00 and are expected to end at 16:30.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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