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Coupled-cluster computations of weak decays in nuclei Gaute Hagen Oak Ridge National Laboratory Nuclear ab initio Theories and Neutrino Physics INT, March 6th, 2018

Trend in realistic ab-initio calculations Explosion of many-body methods (Coupled clusters, Green s function Monte Carlo, In-Medium SRG, Lattice EFT, MCSM, No-Core Shell Model, Self-Consistent Green s Function, UMOA, ) Application of ideas from EFT and renormalization group (V low-k, Similarity Renormalization Group, ) 80 70 60 Ab-initio Method: Solve A- nucleon problem with controlled approximations and systematically improvable. Realistic: BEs within 5% of experiment and starts from NN + 3NFs

Oxgyen chain with interactions from chiral EFT N 3 LO(EM) + 3NF(Local, Λ 3N =400MeV) Measured at RIKEN Hebeler, Holt, Menendez, Schwenk, Annu. Rev. Nucl. Part. Sci. 65, 457 (2015)

The puzzle of quenched of beta decays Long-standing problem: Experimental beta-decay strengths quenched compared to theoretical results. Renormalizations of the Gamow-Teller operator? Missing correlations in nuclear wave functions? Model-space truncations? Two-body currents (2BCs)? G. Martinez-Pinedo et al, PRC 53, R2602 (1996) Quenching obtained from chargeexchange (p,n) experiments. (Gaarde 1983). pf-shell

Nuclear forces from chiral effective field theory [Weinberg; van Kolck; Epelbaum et al.; Entem & Machleidt; ] From Sofia Quaglioni and Kyle Wendt 1 4

A family of interactions from chiral EFT NNLO sat : Accurate radii and BEs Simultaneous optimization of NN and 3NFs Include charge radii and binding energies of 3 H, 3,4 He, 14 C, 16 O in the optimization Harder interaction: difficult to converge beyond 56 Ni A. Ekström et al, Phys. Rev. C 91, 051301(R) (2015). 1.8/2.0(EM): Accurate BEs Soft interaction: SRG NN from Entem & Machleidt with 3NF from chiral EFT K. Hebeler et al PRC (2011). T. Morris et al, arxiv:1709.02786 (2017).

Saturation in nuclear matter from chiral interactions 1.8/2.0 (EM) from K. Hebeler et al PRC (2011) The other chiral NN + 3NFs are from Binder et al, PLB (2014)

Theory to experiment ratios for beta decays in light nuclei from NCSM GT only GT + 2BC NNLO sat (c D = 0.82) GT only GT + 2BC 0.95 0.95 1.00 1.00 1.05 1.05 1.10 1.10 ratio ratio to to experiment experiment 3 1!3 He 1 H 21!3 He 21 2 2 6 He He Li 0! 6 Li 1 7 Be 3 Be 3 7 Be 3 Be 3!7 Li 1 2!7 Li 21 2 2!7 Li 3 2!7 Li 23 2 2 10 10 C 10 0! 10 B 1 14 14 O 14 0! 14 N 1

Theory to experiment ratios for beta decays in light nuclei from NCSM N3LO(EM ) + 3N lnl SRG-evolved to 2.0fm -1 (c D = 0.7) 3 H 1!3 He 1 2 2 6 He 0! 6 Li 1 Consistent with QMC calculations of beta-decays, S. Pastore et al, arxiv:1709.03592 (2017) GT only GT + 2BC 7 Be 3!7 Li 1 2 2 7 Be 3!7 Li 3 2 2 10 C 0! 10 B 1 14 O 0! 14 N 1 0.95 1.00 1.05 1.10 ratio to experiment

Gamow-Teller transition in 100 Sn Hinke et al, Nature (2012) 100 Sn is doubly magic and in the closest proximity to the proton dripline 100 Sn is ideally suited for first principles approaches Largest known strength in allowed nuclear β-decay

Coupled cluster calculations of beta-decay partners Diagonalize H = e T H N e T via a novel equation-of-motion technique: R % = ( r + * p - + n * + 1 4 ( r *0 +1 p - + N - 1 N 0 n * + 1 36 ( r *05 +16 p - + N - 1 N - 6 N 5 N 0 n * A. Ekström, G. Jansen, K. Wendt et al, PRL 113 262504 (2014)

Coupled cluster calculations of beta-decay partners Diagonalize H = e T H N e T via a novel equation-of-motion technique: R % = ( r + * p - + n * + 1 4 ( r *0 +1 p - + N - 1 N 0 n * + 1 36 ( r *05 +16 p - + N - 1 N - 6 N 5 N 0 n * A. Ekström, G. Jansen, K. Wendt et al, PRL 113 262504 (2014)

Coupled cluster calculations of beta-decay partners Diagonalize H = e T H N e T via a novel equation-of-motion technique: R % = ( r + * p - + n * + 1 4 ( r *0 +1 p - + N - 1 N 0 n * + 1 36 ( r *05 +16 p - + N - 1 N - 6 N 5 N 0 n * A. Ekström, G. Jansen, K. Wendt et al, PRL 113 262504 (2014)

Coupled cluster calculations of beta-decay partners Diagonalize H = e T H N e T via a novel equation-of-motion technique: R % = ( r + * p - + n * + 1 4 ( r *0 +1 p - + N - 1 N 0 n * + 1 36 ( r *05 +16 p - + N - 1 N - 6 N 5 N 0 n * A. Ekström, G. Jansen, K. Wendt et al, PRL 113 262504 (2014)

Coupled cluster calculations of beta-decay partners Diagonalize H = e T H N e T via a novel equation-of-motion technique: R % = ( r + * p - + n * + 1 4 ( r *0 +1 p - + N - 1 N 0 n * + 1 36 ( r *05 +16 p - + N - 1 N - 6 N 5 N 0 n * Introduce an energy cut on allowed threeparticle three-hole excitations: Ẽ pqr =ẽ p +ẽ q +ẽ r apple Ẽ3max ẽ p = N p N F measures the difference of number of harmonic oscillator shells wrt the Fermi surface. A. Ekström, G. Jansen, K. Wendt et al, PRL 113 262504 (2014)

Charge exchange EOM-CCSDT-1 H8 99:;<=> = S H8 S D H8 S T V S S H8 D D H8 D T V D S V T D V T T F T

Charge exchange EOM-CCSDT-1 P-space H8 99:;<=> = S H8 S D H8 S T V S S H8 D D H8 D T V D S V T D V T T F T Q-space

Charge exchange EOM-CCSDT-1 P-space H8 99:;<=> = S H8 S D H8 S T V S S H8 D D H8 D T V D S V T D V T T F T Q-space Bloch-Horowitz is exact; iterative solution poss. No large memory required for lanczos vectors Can only solve for one state at a time Reduces matrix dimension from ~10 9 to ~10 6 Method scales as N 7 W. C. Haxton and C.-L. Song Phys. Rev. Lett. 84 (2000); W. C. Haxton Phys. Rev. C 77, 034005 (2008) C. E. Smith, J. Chem. Phys. 122, 054110 (2005)

Normal ordered one- and two-body current Gamow-Teller matrix element: Normal ordered operator: Ô GT = + ON 1 + ON 2 Benchmark between NCSM and CC for the large transition in 14 O using NNLO sat

Structure of the ligthest tin isotopes Faestermann, Gorska, & Grawe (2013) t=4 T. Morris et al, arxiv:1709.02786 (2017).

Charge exchange EOM-CCSDT-1 P-space H8 99:;<=> = S H8 S D H8 S T V S S H8 D D H8 D T V D S V T D V T T F T Q-space Q ẽ p +ẽ q +ẽ r apple Ẽ3max Q ẽ p +ẽ q +ẽ r > Ẽ3max Perturbative energy correction accounting for excluded 3p3h states in Q :

Convergence of excited states in 100 In E1 + (MeV) 1.8/2.0 (EM) N max = 10 Ẽ 3max

100 In from charge exchange coupled-cluster equation-of-motion method 1.8/2.0 (EM) Hinke et al, Nature (2012) Charge-exchange EOM-CC with perturbative corrections accounting for excluded 3p3h states:

Super allowed Gamow-Teller decay of 100 Sn M GT 2

Convergence of GT transition in 100 Sn MGT 2 1.8/2.0 (EM) Ẽ 3max

Role of 2BC and correlations in 100 Sn M GT 2

The small role of short-ranged 2BC on GT decay J. Menéndez, D. Gazit, A. Schwenk PRL 107, 062501 (2011) One-body normal ordering of 2BC in free Fermi gas Short-ranged contact term of 2BC (heavy meson exchange)

The role of 2BC in the sd-shell N3LO(EM ) + 3N lnl

The role of 2BC in the pf-shell N3LO(EM ) + 3N lnl

Quenching of Ikeda sum-rule from 2BC

Inclusive electron scattering and the Coulomb Sum Rule Coulomb sum rule The CSR is the total integerated strength of inelastic longitudinal response function Here ρ q is the nuclear charge operator Final state different from g.s. since we want the inelastic response We approached the problem as we do for the calculation of the total strength of the dipole response function in PRL 111, 122502 (2013).

Coulomb Sum sum Rule rule Benchmark with Exact Hyperspherical Harmonics for 4 He 4 He 4 He 32 Very nice agreement! 32

Comparison to data in 4 He and 16 O Good agreement in 4 He CSR for 16O based on NNLO sat and N3LO(EM) Comparison to data in 12 C and to Mihaila and Heisenberg (PRL 2000) 33

Comparison to data in 40 Ca S. Bacca et al, in preparation.

Summary Forces and 2BCs from chiral EFT explain (to large extent) the quenching of GT strength in atomic nuclei Make predictions for the super allowed GT transition in 100 Sn Promising coupled-cluster results for total inelastic longitudinal response Next steps is to look at the inelastic longitudinal response function and neutrino response on 16 O and 40 Ar.

@ ORNL / UTK: G. R. Jansen, T. Morris, T. Papenbrock @ TU Darmstadt: C. Stumpf, R. Roth, A. Schwenk, J. Simonis @ TRIUMF: P. Gysbers, J. Holt, M. Miorelli, P. Navratil @ Reed College: S. R. Stroberg @ LLNL: K. Wendt, Sofia Quaglioni @ Mainz: S. Bacca Collaborators