Optimized binning for response function reconstruction via Chebyshev expansions

We propose an optimized histogram binning strategy to reconstruct nuclear response functions via the Chebyshev expansion bound-state method. Our approach employs a stochastic regularization of the density of states to define adaptive, equal-area bins. Using the deuteron solved in a harmonic-oscillator basis with a chiral interaction, we benchmark on dipole and longitudinal responses, obtaining excellent agreement with exact theory and experiment. This general framework readily extends to other many-body systems and opens the door to new ab initio calculations of lepton-nucleus cross sections in medium-mass nuclei.

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Physical review. C
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2025-10-07
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https://doi.org/10.1103/lb85-2487
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Nuclear physics research studies
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Optimized binning for response function reconstruction via Chebyshev expansions

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Optimized binning for response function reconstruction via Chebyshev expansions

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Abstract

We propose an optimized histogram binning strategy to reconstruct nuclear response functions via the Chebyshev expansion bound-state method. Our approach employs a stochastic regularization of the density of states to define adaptive, equal-area bins. Using the deuteron solved in a harmonic-oscillator basis with a chiral interaction, we benchmark on dipole and longitudinal responses, obtaining excellent agreement with exact theory and experiment. This general framework readily extends to other many-body systems and opens the door to new ab initio calculations of lepton-nucleus cross sections in medium-mass nuclei.

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Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (DE), Helmholtz Institute Mainz (DE), Chalmers University of Technology (SE)
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