Nuclear Density Functional Theory (DFT)

Colò, Gianluca

doi:10.1007/978-981-15-8818-1_14-1

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“…So far, no density-independent Hamiltonian has the same performances of a density-dependent one. Pedagogical examples along this line can be found in [56], and a simple yet powerful argument why naïve mean-field with a density-independent interaction cannot work for nuclei is provided in [57]. A thorough analysis has been carried out in Ref [58].…”

Section: Nuclear Dft: Differences With the Case Of Electronic Dftmentioning

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The goal of nuclear structure physics is to provide a complete understanding of the static properties of atomic nuclei, their excitation spectra, their response to external fields and their decays. While it is hard to achieve these goals within a single framework, so that there is no nuclear 'standard model', it is clear that nuclear Density Functional Theory (DFT) has probably the widest range of applicability so far. In this paper, we try to put DFT in a broader context, with frequent comparisons to electronic DFT. We also include a discussion of the relationships with ab initio methods and Effective Field Theories (EFTs) in general, as well as a short survey of the quite large number of applications. Although written with a personal and possibly biased perspective, the paper aims at fostering cross-fertilizations with other domains of science.

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Section: Nuclear Dft: Differences With the Case Of Electronic Dftmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Pedagogical introductions to the DFT extension to the time-dependent frame, in the elastic regime (i.e. the small-amplitude limit) can be found in [56,87]. A broad survey of all relevant, recent results are provided by Ref [80].…”

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