Nuclear Theory / Theoretische Kernphysik
Nuclear Theory / Theoretische Kernphysik
Instructor:
Achim Schwenk
S2|11 205, Tel. -64235
Co-instructor (also available for questions and help):
Kai Hebeler
S2|11 101, Tel. -75994
This course provides an introduction to modern nuclear theory. The lecture will be held in English, as all references are in English; questions and discussions in German are of course welcome. The homework problems will be designed to improve the understanding of and to explore the topics covered in the lecture.
General Information
Outline
- Guiding principles and introduction to nuclei and strong interactions
notes and slides
- Basics of QCD, the theory of the strong interaction
notes, slides
- Nuclear forces: scattering and bound states
notes *
- Low resolution: pionless effective field theory
notes *
- Many-body basics
notes
- Many-body methods for strongly interacting systems
notes
- High resolution: chiral effective field theory
notes
* Lecture notes by R.J Furnstahl and A. Schwenk. These are work in progress (not for further distribution) and include also material not covered in the lectures.
Homework sets
Homework Set 1,
Mathematica notebook: Square-Well Scattering
Homework Set 2,
Solutions
For other homework problems, see
piazza.com
Literature
Lecture notes in form of latexed chapters and additional reading material will be provided. An extensive set of material is also given on the homepage of the
TALENT/INT Course on Nuclear Forces in the form of
lectures and
references.