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Group meetings
The parallel goal is: to paint a picture regarding modern perspectives, outlooks, and approaches to answering fundamental questions in nuclear physics.
This means the fundamentals will still be covered but the club will approach topics in 2-3 meeting modules that will each build towards an interesting recent paper.
Group meetings
Group meetings take place on Wednesdays at 12:00 - 13:30 in the seminar room on the second floor.Research talks
| Date | Speaker | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Oct 01 | Andrea | Impact of ground-state correlations on the nuclear response |
| Oct 16 | Max | Exploring basis truncations and correlated mass models in ab initio calculations (Master Thesis presentation) |
| Oct 23 | Luis | Crust equation of state and uncertainties from chiral effective field theory calculations (Master Proposal presentation) |
| Nov 05 | Urban | Exploring new chiral interactions (.pptx, .pdf) |
| Nov 12 | Yannick | Normal-ordered 3N forces in nuclear matter |
| Nov 26 | Melissa | Updated constraints on the neutron star equation of state |
| Dec 03 | Faruk | Describing finite temperature effects using FLT and investigating second-order correctios to the self-energy |
| Dec 10 | Lotta | Imporved nuclear-theory predictions for neutrinoless double-beta decay |
| Dec 17 | Margarida | |
| Winter break | ||
| Jan 14 | Mehdi | |
| Jan 21 | Hirschegg Workshop | |
| Jan 28 | Hannah | |
| Feb 04 | Zhen | |
| Feb 11 | Tom | |
| Feb 18 | Isak | |
| Feb 25 | Benjamin | |
| Mar 04 | Samet | |
| Mar 11 | ||
| Mar 18 | Catharina | |
| Mar 25 |
Journal Club
The primary goal is: to fill in gaps in knowledge of nuclear physics matters to develop group members into more well-rounded nuclear physicists.The parallel goal is: to paint a picture regarding modern perspectives, outlooks, and approaches to answering fundamental questions in nuclear physics.
This means the fundamentals will still be covered but the club will approach topics in 2-3 meeting modules that will each build towards an interesting recent paper.
