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Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP). Campus de São Paulo. Instituto de Física Teórica (IFT) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
CNPq-researcher since 01/08/1984 (actual level 1A). Volunteer-researcher, accredited in the Physics program of Instituto de Física Teórica-UNESP, since retirement in 01/08/2009 as full-professor. Senior-researcher in ITA (S.J.dos Campos, from 01/12/2015 till 30/11/2018); Senior-researcher in UFABC (Santo André, from 01/08/2012 till 30/11/2015); \Visiting professor in UFF (Niterói, 2010-2012); Research-Visitor in CBPF (Rio de Janeiro, 2009) and in the Flinders University (Adelaide, Australia, 1991-1992). Research and teaching positions: UEM (Maringá,1976); UFPb (J.Pessoa, 1977); UFPe (Recife,1978-1986); Foundation IFT (São Paulo, 1986-2009), IFT-UNESP(São Paulo, 1986-2009). Visitor at CBPF (Rio, 2009), UFF (Niterói, 2010-2012), and UFABC (Santo André, 2012-2015). Born in Pouso-Redondo, SC, graduated in Physics in UFPr(Curitiba, 1971); MSc in Foundation IFT (São Paulo, 1972-1974); PhD in UFPe (Recife,1979-1981). Pos-doctorate in McMaster University (Hamilton, Canada, 1982-1984),Administration: Vice-Director of IFT-UNESP, Research coordinator of Foundation IFT and of IFT-UNESP. Coordinator of several institutional and group projects, supported by FINEP, FAPESP, CNPq, CAPES. Main research interest: Few-body quantum systems, Atomic Condensates, Nuclear reactions and scattering, QCD Models. Chairman of the "18th International IUPAP Conference on Few-Body Problem in Physics (FB18)" (Santos, São Paulo) from 21 to 26 of August, 2006. Designated by Elsevier, was one of the organizers of the vol.790 of Nuclear Physics A. From January 2010, member of the editorial board of the periodic Few-Body Systems (Springer). Web of Science ResearcherID I-1114-2013. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The principal objective of our research program is to develop formalisms and calculations that describe the structure and reactions of exotic nuclei. These nuclei are characterized by their low binding energy and inhomogeneous structure, consisting of a core plus halo or of two or more smaller clusters. These properties are especially important in reactions, where dissociation of the exo…
After Efimov states and Bose-Einstein condensed states have been realized in atomic physics, some analogues are looked for in nuclear physics community as well. For example, in halo nuclei systems, one can consider Carbon-22 as a Carbon-20 core plus two neutron system, which has attracted much attention (see refs. [1,2,3]) and in fact that nucleus has experimentally been confirmed to have…
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The present proposal is aimed to explore the phase diagrams of vortex-lattice patterns, varying the strength of inter- and intra-species contact interactions versus the rotation frequency, for different dipolar mixtures. The interplay of short- and long-range interactions will trigger phenomena including spin waves, ferromagnetic order, and other exotic phases, which will give in turn cru…
The aim of the project is to investigate existence of matter wave solitons in Bose-Einstein condensates (BECs) with optical lattices and different types of interactions. First, we intend to study BECs with dipolar interactions. These long-range interactions depend on the dipole-dipole orientation and can generate new types of optical lattices combining nonlinear and non-local properties. …
In the present research project we consider a three-dimensional (3D) approach for thenumerical treatment of few-body systems, developed by Dr. Hadizadeh and others. In particular, our interest is to verify the limit of validity of universal properties observed in the study of low-energy few-body systems. The relevance of studying up to four particles interacting at low energies, in partic…
This project aims to investigate the dynamics and stability of Bose-Einstein condensates, subject to different combinations of optical lattices(linear and/or non-linear, symmetric and/or asymmetric), by means of numerical simulations. We keep the study focused on three problems of current interest, the spread of solitons in atomic condensates, condensates of two coupled components, and, f…
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