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24th European Conference on Few-Body Problems in Physics

1–6 Sept 2019
University of Surrey
Europe/London timezone

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Final session

6 Sept 2019, 16:15
University of Surrey

University of Surrey

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Poster awards, summary talk

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  1. 7. Experiments and analyses aimed at understanding nuclear clustering
    Dr Carl Wheldon (University of Birmingham)
    06/09/2019, 16:25
    Plenary
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    The experimental programme at Birmingham in the the area of light nuclei focuses on nuclear cluster states. Recent investigations including a new limit on the direct decay of the carbon-12 Hoyle state, the use of machine learning to extract cluster signatures from resonant scattering data for medium-mass nuclei, and precision investigations into cluster and molecular candidate states in the...

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  2. 150. Few-body physics: getting more effective
    Prof. Mike Birse (University of Manchester)
    06/09/2019, 17:00

    Over the last twenty years, the language of universality, the renormalisation group, and effective field theory has become central to few-body physics. The original application of these ideas to strongly-interacting, nonrelativistic particles was to nuclear forces, where they have led to improved descriptions of few-nucleon systems and better understanding of the role of three-body forces....

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