Ab initio studies of atomic nuclei are based on Hamiltonians including one-, two- and three-body operators with very complicated structures. Traditionally, matrix elements of such operators are expanded on a Harmonic Oscillator single-particle basis, which allows for a simple separation of the center-of-mass motion from the intrinsic one. A few recent investigations have showed that the use of different single-particle bases can bring significant advantages to numerical nuclear structure computations. In this work, the complete analytical expression of the Hamiltonian matrix elements expanded on a generic spherical basis is presented for the first time. This will allow systematic studies aimed at the determination of optimal nuclear bases.
Expansion of one-, two- and three-body matrix elements on a generic spherical basis for nuclear ab initio calculations / A. Scalesi, C. Barbieri, E. Vigezzi. - In: ANNALS OF PHYSICS. - ISSN 0003-4916. - 467:(2024 Aug), pp. 169688.1-169688.35. [10.1016/j.aop.2024.169688]
Expansion of one-, two- and three-body matrix elements on a generic spherical basis for nuclear ab initio calculations
C. BarbieriPenultimo
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2024
Abstract
Ab initio studies of atomic nuclei are based on Hamiltonians including one-, two- and three-body operators with very complicated structures. Traditionally, matrix elements of such operators are expanded on a Harmonic Oscillator single-particle basis, which allows for a simple separation of the center-of-mass motion from the intrinsic one. A few recent investigations have showed that the use of different single-particle bases can bring significant advantages to numerical nuclear structure computations. In this work, the complete analytical expression of the Hamiltonian matrix elements expanded on a generic spherical basis is presented for the first time. This will allow systematic studies aimed at the determination of optimal nuclear bases.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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