Titlebook: Nuclear Lattice Effective Field Theory; An Introduction Timo A. Lähde,Ulf-G. Meißner Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Auxiliar

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Two and Three Nucleons on the Lattice,. = 2) and three-body (. = 3) systems. The . = 2 system mostly serves to fix the unknown parameters of the two-nucleon force (2NF) in NLEFT, and the . = 3 system plays a similar role for the three-nucleon force (3NF), which first appears at NNLO in the chiral expansion. The NLEFT results for . ≥ 4 c

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Lattice Monte Carlo,n forces in NLEFT in Chap. .. In Chap. ., we have discussed the calculation of observables in the two- and three-nucleon sectors, and shown how these can be used to fix the free parameters of the NLEFT interactions, which allows the theory to be predictive for . ≥ 4. However, we are still faced with

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Further Developments,discussed so far, and therefore extend the toolbox of NLEFT to larger systems, as well as to more complex and accurate studies of nuclear structure and reactions. It should be noted that these methods are, as of the time of writing, still on-going developments. Hence, our emphasis here is to sketch

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