ECT* Workshop

Current theoretical and experimental investigations of the

Nuclear Many-Body Problem and Applications

24 September - 3 October 2001
Trento, Italy

THE ADDRESS OF THE WORKSHOP:
     ECT*, EUROPEAN CENTRE FOR THEORETICAL STUDIES IN NUCLEAR
     PHYSICS AND RELATED AREAS
     VILLA TAMBOSI, STRADA DELLE TABARELLE 286
     I-38050 VILLAZZANO (TRENTO), ITALY
     TEL: +39 (461) 314-730 OR 721
     FAX: +39 (461) 935007
     E-MAIL (SECRETARIAT): ines@ect.it

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Synopsis

Nuclei far from stability, either neutron deficient or neutron rich,
are being probed at experimental facilities across the world.
Such nuclei offer a unique opportunity to study strongly interacting
quantum systems under extreme conditions. Many of these
systems are also important in astrophysical processes.

Interpretation of the experimental data requires an
adequate theoretical framework to analyse these exotic systems.
Indeed, the interplay between theory and experiment will
be a crucial aspect of this meeting. Generally, we will cover
the following topics:

Experimental aspects of weakly bound and resonant systems
Recent developments in effective interaction theory for the shell model
Recent developments in shell model treatment of nuclei far from stability.

This workshop is being held in conjunction with the ECT* workshop:
The physics of halo nuclei (I. Thompson, A. Richter, and B. Jonson, Organizers)
which will be held from 3 October - 12 October 2001.

This workshop is organized by
     David J. Dean (deandj@ornl.gov)
     Morten Hjorth-Jensen (morten.hjorth-jensen@fys.uio.no)
     Maria J. Borge (imtmj07@pinar2.csic.es)
     Brad Sherrill (sherrill@nscl.msu.edu)

Last Updated: 7 August 2001