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This project investigates the properties of small quantum systems influenced by their environment, particularly in nuclear physics and ultracold atomic gases. It aims to enhance theoretical frameworks and computational methods to better understand these complex systems, contributing to advancements in many-body physics…
Today, much interest in several fields of physics is devoted to the study of small, open quantum systems, whose properties are profoundly affected by the environment; i.e., the continuum of decay channels.
In nuclear physics, these problems were originally studied in the context of nuclear reactions but their importance has been reestablished with the advent of radioactive-beam physics and the resulting interest in exotic nuclei.
In particular, strong theory initiatives in this area of research…
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