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Review articles
Review articles
- From effective field theories to effective density functionals in and beyond the mean field , M. Grasso, D. Lacroix and U. van Kolck, 91, 063005 (2016).
- Large amplitude collective dynamic beyond the independent particle/quasiparticle picture, D. Lacroix, Chapter of a book entitled « Progress of time-dependent nuclear reaction theory », in the ebook series: "Frontiers in nuclear and particle physics" by Bentham Science Publishers (2015).
- Microscopic description of large amplitude collective motion in the nuclear astrophysics context, D. Lacroix, Y. Tanimura, G. Scamps and C. Simenel, Int. J. of Modern Phys. E, 24, 1541005 (2015). Special issue - Collective Phenomena in Nuclei, Neutron Stars and Neutrinos.
- Stochastic dynamic beyond mean-field, Denis Lacroix and Sakir Ayik, Eur. Phys. J. A (Review) 50, 95 (2014).
- Nuclear collective vibrations in extended mean-field theory, D. Lacroix, S. Ayik and Ph. Chomaz, Progress in Particle and Nuclear Physics, 52, 497 (2004), Pages 497-563.
Lecture notes
Lecture notes
- Review of mean-field theory, International Joliot-Curie School, La Colle sur Loup, France (2011).
- Microscopic approaches to the nuclear many-body problem, notes made for the 10h lecture in Master2 Caen (2010)
- An introduction to quantum nuclear dynamics, Istanbul, Turkey (July 2010).
- Introduction - Strong interaction in the nuclear medium: new trends, International Joliot-Curie School, Lacanau-France (2009)
- Microscopic approaches for nuclear Many-Body dynamics, International Joliot-Curie School, Maubuisson-France (2007)
- Macroscopic approaches for fusion reactions. International Joliot-Curie School, Maubuisson-France (2002)
- Lectures given at the master NPAC (2014-2018) in Orsay on Nuclear Reactions (slides):
- General aspects of nuclear collisions
- Two-‐body quantum scattering: Application to nucleon‐nucleon collisions, phase-shift, cold atoms, resonances and nuclear astrophysics
- The theory of scattering by a nuclear potential, inelastic channnels, optical potential: illustration with the nucleon-nucleus reaction.
- The many-facets of nuclear reactions: inelastic channels and fusion reactions.
- Direct nuclear reactions: Coulomb excitation and transfer reactions
- Direct nuclear reactions: Continuum, Break-up and knock-out
- Some basic discussions on time-dependent methods: wave-packet, density matrix and observables, TDHF for nuclear reactions
- Many-body dynamic with correlations
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