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Hirschegg 2023 - Effective field theories for nuclei and nuclear matter

15.–21. Jan. 2023
Darmstädter Haus
Europe/Berlin Zeitzone

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  1. 11. Frontiers of Uncertainty Quantification for EFTs
    Dick Furnstahl (Ohio State University)
    16.01.23, 09:00
    Invited talk
  2. 10. Precision nuclear theory
    Christian Forssen (Chalmers University of Technology)
    16.01.23, 09:40
    Invited talk
  3. 9. New insights into Renormalization & regularization of nuclear forces
    Evgeny Epelbaum (RU Bochum)
    16.01.23, 10:50
    Invited talk
  4. 2. Revisiting chiral low-momentum interactions for medium-mass nuclei
    Pierre Arthuis (TU Darmstadt)
    16.01.23, 11:30
    Contributed talk
  5. 17. A Status Update on IMSRG Methods in Nuclear Physics
    Heiko Hergert (Michigan State University)
    16.01.23, 16:30
    Invited talk
  6. 28. Nuclear ab initio calculations for heavy-mass nuclei
    Takayuki Miyagi (TU Darmstadt)
    16.01.23, 17:10
    Invited talk
  7. 31. Fundamental Symmetries with Nuclei
    Saori Pastore (Washington University St Louis)
    16.01.23, 17:50
    Invited talk
  8. 16. Recent progress on in-medium similarity renormalization group calculations with three-body operators
    Matthias Heinz (TU Darmstadt)
    16.01.23, 18:30
    Contributed talk
  9. 3. Electromagnetic observables from first principles
    Sonia Bacca (JGU Mainz)
    17.01.23, 09:00
    Invited talk
  10. 35. Nuclear ab initio studies for neutrino oscillations
    Joanna Sobczyk (JGU Mainz)
    17.01.23, 09:40
    Invited talk
  11. 32. Weak interactions in effective field theory
    Lucas Platter (University of Tennessee Knoxville)
    17.01.23, 10:50
    Invited talk
  12. 41. Uncertainty quantification, verification and validation and predictions in pion-less EFT
    Doron Gazit (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
    17.01.23, 11:30
    Contributed talk
  13. 36. Testing chiral EFT in nuclear matter with neutron-star observations (and nuclear experiments)
    Ingo Tews (Los Alamos National Laboratory)
    17.01.23, 16:30
    Invited talk
  14. 20. Nuclear equation of state for arbitrary proton fraction and temperature
    Jonas Keller (TU Darmstadt)
    17.01.23, 17:10
    Invited talk
  15. 13. Recent Experimental Searches for a Tetraneutron
    Roman Gernhäuser (TU München)
    17.01.23, 17:50
    Invited talk
  16. 22. Hyperon-Nucleon Interaction Constrained by Light Hypernuclei
    Marco Knöll (TU Darmstadt)
    17.01.23, 18:30
    Contributed talk
  17. 26. Recent developments in NLEFT
    Ulf-G. Meißner (Uni Bonn and FZ Jülich)
    18.01.23, 09:00
    Invited talk
  18. 23. EFT calculations and finite-volume techniques for nuclear few-body systems
    Sebastian König (NC State University)
    18.01.23, 09:40
    Invited talk
  19. 27. Nuclear matrix elements for fundamental symmetries based on EFTs
    Javier Menendez (University of Barcelona)
    18.01.23, 10:50
    Invited talk
  20. 5. Neutrinoless double-beta decay from an effective field theory for heavy nuclei
    Catharina Brase (TU Darmstadt)
    18.01.23, 11:30
    Contributed talk
  21. 30. Lattice QCD calculations of Nuclear Physics at unphysical quark masses
    Assumpta Parreño (University of Barcelona)
    18.01.23, 16:30
    Invited talk
  22. 19. Many-Body Perturbation Theory and Beyond with Nuclear Contact Interactions
    Norbert Kaiser (TU München)
    18.01.23, 17:10
    Invited talk
  23. 21. Gaussian characterization of the universal window
    Alejandro Kievsky (INFN Pisa)
    18.01.23, 17:50
    Invited talk
  24. 15. Implications of the unitarity limit for neutron spectra of halo nuclei
    Matthias Göbel (TU Darmstadt)
    18.01.23, 18:30
    Contributed talk
  25. 38. High-resolution laser spectroscopy: a powerful tool to unravel the mysteries of the atomic nucleus
    Liss Vazquez Rodriguez (CERN)
    19.01.23, 09:00
    Invited talk
  26. 6. Nuclear DFT as an effective theory
    Jacek Dobaczewski (University of York)
    19.01.23, 09:40
    Invited talk
  27. 8. Ab initio nuclear predictions
    Andreas Ekström (Chalmers University of Technology)
    19.01.23, 10:50
    Invited talk
  28. 40. Energy-density functionals from local chiral interactions
    Lars Zurek (TU Darmstadt)
    19.01.23, 11:30
    Contributed talk
  29. 24. Wave function matching for the quantum many-body problem
    Dean Lee (Michigan State University)
    19.01.23, 16:30
    Invited talk
  30. 7. Collective excitations from novel ab initio many-body methods
    Thomas Duguet (CEA Saclay)
    19.01.23, 17:10
    Invited talk
  31. 34. Entanglement and quantum simulations of nuclear systems in effective model spaces
    Caroline Robin (Uni Bielefeld and GSI)
    19.01.23, 17:50
    Invited talk
  32. 14. Relativistic nuclear collisions as a new laboratory to test effective theories for nuclei
    Giuliano Giacalone (Uni Heidelberg)
    19.01.23, 18:30
    Contributed talk
  33. 29. Ab initio nuclear structure & reaction theory: Applications to astrophysics & fundamental symmetries
    Petr Navratil (TRIUMF)
    20.01.23, 09:00
    Invited talk
  34. 18. Ab initio theory for heavy nuclei and searches for new physics
    Jason Holt (TRIUMF)
    20.01.23, 09:40
    Invited talk
  35. 33. Nambu Covariant Green’s Functions Theory for Strongly Correlated Superfluids
    Arnau Rios Huguet (University of Barcelona)
    20.01.23, 10:50
    Invited talk
  36. 4. Mean-field calculations with regularized pseudopotentials
    Karim Bennaceur (Université Lyon)
    20.01.23, 11:30
    Contributed talk
  37. 42. Large-Nc constraints for nuclear EFTs in and beyond the Standard Model
    Thomas Richardson (JGU Mainz)
    20.01.23, 16:30
    Contributed talk
  38. 43. Many-body effects of collective neutrino oscillations
    Zewei Xiong (GSI)
    20.01.23, 17:00
    Contributed talk
  39. 25. Approaching a SU(3)-Octet Density Functional Theory
    Horst Lenske (JLU Gießen)
    20.01.23, 17:30
    Contributed talk