Talks at the FRIB Theory Alliance Inaugural Meeting
Thursday, March 31, 2016
- FRIB Overview
- Thomas Glasmacher (MSU/FRIB)
- Theory Program at DOE
- George Fai (DOE)
- Theory Program at NSF
- Bogdan Mihaila (NSF)
- Recent progress and future directions of QCD-constrained nuclear structure models
- Elena Litvinova (WMU)
- Medium-Mass and Heavy Nuclei from First Principles
- Heiko Hergert (NSCL/MSU)
- Progress in quantum Monte Carlo calculations for nuclear physics
- Diego Lonardoni (NSCL/MSU/LANL)
- FRIB: Experiment-Theory Coupling
- Brad Sherrill (Director NSCL)
- FRIB Theory Alliance Science and Goals
- Filomena Nunes (MSU)
Friday, April 1, 2016
- Ab initio Approaches to Nuclear Structure
- Gaute Hagen (ORNL)
- Ab initio approaches to nuclear reactions
- Dean Lee (NCstate)
- Heavy Nuclei and Beyond
- Nicolas Schunck (LLNL)
- Open Quantum Systems
- Alexander Volya (FSU)
- Reactions with heavy nuclei
- Kouichi Hagino (Tohoku U.)
- Nucleosynthesis: FRIB and the origin of the heavy elements
- Rebecca Surman (Notre Dame)
- Neutron Matter and Neutron Stars
- Andrew Steiner (UTK/ORNL)
- Stellar Explosions: Core-collapse Supernovae and Nuclear Theory
- Sean Couch (MSU)
- Neutrino Astrophysics and Cosmology
- John Beacom (The OSU)
- Fundamental Symmetries (and FRIB TA)
- Vincenzo Cirigliano (LANL)
- Nuclear Physics from Lattice QCD
- Amy Nicholson (UC Berkeley)
- Intersections with Complex Systems
- Joaquin Drut (UNC)