Pieter Maris

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Iowa State University

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Dr. Pieter Maris is a Research Professor at Iowa State University, USA. His research focuses on advanced computational techniques in nuclear physics, including machine learning applications in ab initio calculations and nuclear properties. Recent articles explore topics such as electromagnetic properties, boron isotopes, and nucleon-nucleus interactions.

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Gabriela Popa

Ohio State University

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Ohio State University

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Hiroyuki Kamada

Kyushu Institute of Technology

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Ohio State University

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Articles (14)

Machine learning for correlations of electromagnetic properties in ab initio calculations

High-precision ab initio radius calculations of boron isotopes

Benchmarking artificial neural network extrapolations of the ground-state energies and radii of Li isotopes

Intruder band mixing in an ab initio description of 12Be

Nuclear properties with semilocal momentum-space regularized chiral interactions beyond N2LO

Nonlocal Structure of the Leading Order ab initio Effective Potentials for Proton Elastic Scattering from Light Nuclei

Ab initio nucleon-nucleus elastic scattering with chiral effective field theory uncertainties

SS-HORSE extension of the no-core shell model: Application to resonances in He7

Robust ab initio prediction of nuclear electric quadrupole observables by scaling to the charge radius

α-Clustering in atomic nuclei from first principles with statistical learning and the Hoyle state character

Accelerating an iterative eigensolver for nuclear structure configuration interaction calculations on GPUs using OpenACC

Ground-state properties of light 4n self-conjugate nuclei in ab initio no-core Monte Carlo shell model calculations with nonlocal NN interactions

Quadrupole moments and proton-neutron structure in p -shell mirror nuclei

Semileptonic decay of Bc to ηc and J/ψ on the light front

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Gabriela Popa

Charlotte Elster

Hiroyuki Kamada

Richard Furnstahl

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