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Book Detail
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Computational Quantum Mechanics for Nuclear Physics
Dean, David J.
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Category: Computer Science Publisher: Taylor & Francis Status: Publication Cancelled Imprint: Chapman and Hall/CRC Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Tennessee, USA Audience: Professional and scholarly
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Synopsis:
The quantum nuclear many-body problem lies at the heart of low-energy nuclear physics and represents a fundamental challenge to our understanding of the universe. This book presents various many-body techniques used to describe nuclei from the basic interactions among nucleons. It provides a brief description of modern nuclear forces and their application in finite nuclei. It also includes an overview of several many-body techniques used in the field, including quantum Monte Carlo, configuration interaction, and coupled cluster methods. The book covers the key algorithms necessary to build out and/or use computer codes for simple problems. It also focuses on important high-performance computing aspects, modern computing languages, parallelization methods and libraries, and basic quantum many-body training.
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