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Computational aspects of nuclear coupled-cluster theory
Coupled-cluster (CC) theory represents an important theoretical tool that we use to solve the quantum many-body problem. CC theory also lends itself to computation in a parallel computing environment. In this paper, we present selected results from ab initio studies of stable and weakly bound nuclei utilizing computational techniques that we employ to solve CC theory. We also outline several perspectives for future research directions in this area.
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