The jellium model of simple metal clusters has enjoyed remarkable empirical success,
leading to many theoretical questions. In this review, we first survey the hierarchy of …

Nowadays, the Gogny force is a referent in the theoretical description of nuclear structure
phenomena. Its phenomenological character manifests in a simple analytical form that …

Within the framework of the many-body Green's-function method we present a new
approach to the polarization propagator for finite Fermi systems. This approach makes …

Signatures of criticality in the evolution of the nuclear ground-state shapes across the N× Z
plane are discussed. Attention is paid to specific data indicating sudden structural changes …

This paper presents the equations-of-motion method as a useful and flexible tool in the study
of nuclear spectroscopy. It is partly a review, but also it introduces a new and much more …

In this work, we present an overview of the phaseless auxiliary-field quantum Monte Carlo
(ph-AFQMC) approach from a computational quantum chemistry perspective and present a …

-Reducible vs. irreducible parts of the correlation functions.-Elimination of the spin variables
and transformation to the energy-momentum representation.-The Thomas-Reiche-Kuhn sum …

The experimental and theoretical evidence for intrinsic reflection-asymmetric shapes in
nuclei is reviewed. The theoretical methods discussed cover a wide spectrum, from mean …

We discuss the relation between the compressibility of nuclear matter and the frequencies of
the collective monopole vibrations of nuclei. We analyse some of the problems which arise …

Theoretical aspects of ionization potentials and photoelectron spectroscopy: A Green’s function
approach Page 219 THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF IONIZATION POTENTIALS AND …