A graphic depicting how wavefunction matching replaces the short distance part of the two-body wavefunction for a realistic interaction with that of a simple easily computable interaction.
International research team uses wavefunction matching to solve quantum many-body problems
16 May 2024
New approach makes calculations with realistic interactions possible FRIB researchers are part of an international research team solving challenging computational problems in quantum physics using a new method called wavefunction...
A collage of performers and speakers from the 2024 Advanced Studies Gateway season.
FRIB Advanced Studies Gateway season concludes with Nobel laureate talk
08 May 2024
Attendees from around the United States took part in the final event of the season for FRIB’s Advanced Studies Gateway (ASG) initiative on Sunday, 5 May, as Nobel Prize-winning physicist...
William Phillips
FRIB hosts Nobel Prize-winning physicist for talk on modern metric system
23 April 2024
FRIB is hosting William Phillips, a Nobel Prize-winning physicist, for a special talk titled “The Quantum Reform of the Modern Metric System.” The talk, part of FRIB’s Advanced Studies Gateway...
A photo of the GRETA gamma-ray array at FRIB, with a graphic overlay depicting how detectors can stop very high-energy particles in their tracks.
UK-funded FAUST project to enable new experiments at FRIB
23 April 2024
University of Surrey article details how sensors will shine new light on why stars explode The University of Surrey in England published an article ( “£3m Surrey sensors will shine...
Graphic of neutron star with FRIB linear accelerator and data charts in background.
FRIB researchers lead team to merge nuclear physics experiments and astronomical observations to advance equation-of-state research
17 April 2024
World-class particle-accelerator facilities and recent advances in neutron-star observation give physicists a new toolkit for describing nuclear interactions at a wide range of densities. For most stars, neutron stars and...

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