[Isac-journal-club] Next ISAC journal club (Apr. 18th)

[Nir Nevo Dinur]

Hi all,


We have decided to skip this week's ISAC journal club meeting.


In the next meeting (Apr. 18th), yours truly will present the attached paper

(DOI: 10.1103/PhysRevC.95.024315<https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevC.95.024315>)


Tentative questions:

  1.  What does an optical potential have to do with nuclear physics? (What is it used for and how is it usually obtained?)
  2.  What is the novelty in this approach?
  3.  What is successfully demonstrated and what isn't so much?
  4.  The authors claim that two ingredients are critical for this to work. What are the two, and are they both really essential?
  5.  What are the possible extensions of this work beyond the specific application given here?


Enjoy!


Best,

Nir Nevo Dinur
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