Lorenzo Fortunato

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University of Padova

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Professor Lorenzo Fortunato is an Associate Professor at the Università degli Studi di Padova, Italy. His research areas focus on nuclear physics, particularly nuclear fusion reaction cycles, dipole responses in various nuclei, and shape phase transition studies in Bose-Fermi systems. He has contributed significantly to literature through recent articles exploring complex nuclear interactions and characterizations of exotic nuclei.

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Universidad de Sevilla

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Reviving nuclear fusion reaction cycles in solido

Jetter and Post Nuclear Fusion Cycles: New Fire to an Old Idea

One-proton emission from Sb102 and its sensitivity to the proton-neutron interaction

In Memoriam: Andrea Vitturi (1949–2024)

Emerging γ-soft-like spectrum in 196Pt in the SU3-IBM (I)

Triaxial rotor in the O(6) limit of the interacting boson model

Exploring the halo character and dipole response in the dripline nucleus F31

Three-$$\alpha $$ Configurations in the $$0^{+}$$ States of $$^{12}\mathrm {C}$$

Review of Shape Phase Transition Studies for Bose-Fermi Systems: The Effect of the Odd-Particle on the Bosonic Core

An overview of the scientific contribution of Andrea Vitturi to nuclear physics: Being an account of the recent TNP19 meeting held in Padova

Electric dipole response of low-lying excitations in the two-neutron halo nucleus F29

The 29F nucleus as a lighthouse on the coast of the island of inversion

Exploring two-neutron halo formation in the ground state of F29 within a three-body model

Transition densities and form factors in the triangular α -cluster model of C12 with application to C12+α scattering

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José A. Lay

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