INTRODUCTION TO NUCLEAR LATTICE EFFECTIVE FIELD THEORY Young-Ho Song (RISP, Institute for Basic Science) RI meeting, Daejeon, 2016.02.25.

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INTRODUCTION TO NUCLEAR LATTICE EFFECTIVE FIELD THEORY Young-Ho Song (RISP, Institute for Basic Science) RI meeting, Daejeon,

Outline Introduction  Formalism  Results  Discussion Review articles: Lattice simulations for few- and many-body systems Dean LeeDean Lee, Prog.Part.Nucl.Phys. 63 (2009) The long and winding road from chiral effective Lagrangians to nuclear structureThe long and winding road from chiral effective Lagrangians to nuclear structure Ulf-G MeißnerUlf-G Meißner, e-Print: arXiv: arXiv:

Questions of Nuclear Physics Ultimate questions of Nuclear Physics : How the nuclear force emerges from QCD(quarks and gluons)? How can we explain the various nuclear phenomenon from the nuclear force? How the various elements are generated in the Universe? The recent progresses in ab-initio approach are promising EFT : pionless EFT, chiral EFT, Halo EFT Various Ab-initio methods: GFMC, NCSM, CC … Unification of structure and reaction

Nuclear Lattice Effective Field Theory

Characters of NLEFT NLEFT does not require truncated basis expansions, many-body perturbation theory, or any constraints on the nuclear wave function. Alpha clustering emerges naturally

Applications of NLEFT Nuclear Matter : NLEFT started from nuclear matter calculation. Cold atom, dilute fermion system Nuclear Structure : published up to A<=28 for alpha- clusters. (current code have A<=40.) : Computing time scales as ~ 79.7 A+7.11 A 2 d, 3 H, 3 He, 4 He, 6 Li, 8 Be, 12 C, 16 O, 20 Ne, 24 Mg, 28 Si First ab-initio calculation of Hoyle state Cluster structure of 12 C and 16 O Nuclear Scattering/Reaction: NN scattering, N-D scattering Alpha-alpha scattering N-p radiative capture, p-p fusion

Lattice Method (Path Integral)

Transfer matrix method

Auxiliary Field Monte Carlo

Chiral Effective Field Theory

Transfer operator at LO SU(4) symmetry gives no sign problem.  Nuclear force have approximate SU(4) symmetry

Low energy constants in lattice EFT All LECs(parameters in the Hamiltonian) are fixed in A<=3 (They have to be fixed for given lattice regularization) N-P scattering phase shifts, Deuteron binding energy Triton binding energy, Triton beta decay. Scattering phase shifts on the Lattice: Luscher’s formula: two nucleon energy in cubic lattice

n-p scattering on lattice

Applications of NLEFT Nuclear Matter : NLEFT started from nuclear matter calculation. Cold atom, dilute fermion system Nuclear Structure : published up to A<=28 for alpha- clusters. (current code have A<=40.) : Computing time scales as ~ 79.7 A+7.11 A 2 d, 3 H, 3 He, 4 He, 6 Li, 8 Be, 12 C, 16 O, 20 Ne, 24 Mg, 28 Si First ab-initio calculation of Hoyle state Cluster structure of 12 C and 16 O Nuclear Scattering/Reaction: NN scattering, N-D scattering Alpha-alpha scattering N-p radiative capture, p-p fusion

Ab initio calculation of Hoyle state and its structure The first ab-initio calculation of Hoyle state

Life and fine-tuning of quark mass Fine tuning of Hoyle state energy Allowed Hoyle state energy variation ~ 25 %

Life and fine-tuning of quark mass  Translates into : allowed quark mass variation 2-3 %

Spectrum and structure of 16 O

Towards Medium Mass Nuclei

Ab-initio alpha-alpha scattering Adiabatic projection method

Ab-initio alpha-alpha scattering

Sign Problem

Sign problem

Symmetry Sign Extrapolation SU(4) symmetry gives no sign problem.  Nuclear force have approximate SU(4) symmetry  SU(4) symmetry breaking introduce sign problem

New code: Non-local Lattice Hamiltonian New Hamiltonian code : introduce new non-local nucleon-nucleon interaction at leading order. Smeared non-local creation, annihilation operator with nearest neighbor summation All parameters are determined from: n-p scattering phase shifts, deuteron energy alpha-alpha s-wave phase shifts (phase shifts and deuteron energy are insensitive to non-locality.)

Non-local Lattice Hamiltonian New non-local Lattice Hamiltonian code shows small sign problem.( Good quality compared to NNLO results)

Non-local Lattice Hamiltonian New non-local Lattice Hamiltonian code shows less sign problem. (1) Smeared non-local interaction (2) Smeared one-pion exchange interaction (3) New sampling method

Results at RISP(Preliminary) Collaboration with Dean Lee(NCSU) Needs to reduce error bar at Large Lt, improve the convergence

Discussion NLEFT can be an ideal tool for Nuclear Physics NLEFT does not require truncated basis expansions, many- body perturbation theory, or any constraints on the nuclear wave function. Alpha clustering emerges naturally One of the largest sources of computational uncertainty is due to the ‘sign problem’, which have to be solved for broader application of NLEFT. Towards: Neutron-rich halo nuclei Asymmetric nuclear matter Limits of nuclear stability Unification of structure and reaction: Triple alpha reactions.