Many-body nuclear systems

The correlated basis function theory is applied to the study of medium-heavy doubly closed shell nuclei with different wave functions for protons and neutrons and in the jj coupling scheme. State dependent correlations including tensor correlations are used. Realistic two-body interactions of Argonne and Urbana type, together with three-body interactions have been used to calculate ground state energies and density distributions of the carbon, oxygen, calcium, lead nuclei.

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Dr. Cristian Bisconti achieved his PhD in Many-body Nuclear Physics in February 2006 at the University of Salento (Italy), and recevied the Fubini Prize 2005 of the Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare (INFN) for the best PhD Thesis in Theoretical Nuclear Physics.