31st Nuclear Physics Workshop 2025

16 Sept 2025, 06:00 → 18 Sept 2025, 22:00 Europe/Warsaw

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31st Nuclear Physics Workshop
16-18 September 2025
Lublin, Poland

 

The 31st Nuclear Physics Workshop organized by the Department of Theoretical Physics of Maria Curie-Skłodowska University (UMCS) in Lublin and the National Centre for Nuclear Research in Świerk/Warsaw, in cooperation with the Lublin Branch of the Polish Physical Society and the Nuclear Physics Section of the Polish Physical Society. 

The leading topic of this edition is:

Nuclear physics: structure, excitations, decays.

Detailed topics:

• Nuclear fission and other decay reactions
• Heavy ion collisions
• Effective nuclear interactions
• Symmetries and symmetry breaking in nuclear physics
• Nuclear structure:
  • collective modes in nuclei
  • isomeric states
  • nuclei far from stability

This year we plan to devote a special session to celebrate the 80th anniversary of Krzysztof Pomorski.

 

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Tuesday 16 September

09:00 → 12:50 Session 1: Tuesday mornig

09:00 Welcome address

09:20 An outline of Professor Krzysztof Pomorski's research history, based on his publications

Speaker: Andrzej Góżdź (UMCS, Lublin)

09:40 Krzysztof Pomorski, an outstanding colleague and friend

Speaker: Johann Bartel (IPHC, University of Strasbourg)

10:30 Coffee break

11:00 On fission fragment mass and charge yields

Speaker: Krzysztof Pomorski (NCBJ, Warsaw)

11:30 Structure and reactions of light exotic nuclei - testing theoretical predictions in experiments

Speaker: Krzysztof Rusek (HIL UW Warsaw)

12:00 Shell effects and multi-chance fission in the sub-lead region

Speaker: Fedir Ivanyuk (INR NAS, Kyiv)

13:00 → 14:00 Lunch

15:00 → 18:50 Session 2: Tuesday evening

15:00 Isotopic mapping of the fission "gamma bump" and its connection to the Pygmy Dipole Resonance. A new challenge for Krzysztof Pomorski

Speaker: Christelle Schmitt (IPHC, Strasbourg, IFJ PAN,Kraków)

15:30 Microscopic description of angular momentum in quasi-fission

Speaker: Guillaume Scamps (L2I, Toulouse)

16:00 A 6D Langevin description of the fusion mechanism: Continuing a project initiated 30 years ago by Krzysztof Pomorski

Speaker: Yannen Jaganathen (NCBJ, Warsaw)

16:30 Coffee break

17:00 The challenges and consequences of being exact

Speaker: Anatoli Afanasjev (Mississippi State University)

17:30 Stochastic Modeling of Induced Fission and Fusion-Fission Processes

Speaker: Tomasz Cap (NCBJ, Warsaw)

17:50 Impact of Pairing Interactions on the fission lifetime of actinide nuclei

Speaker: Xin Guan (Liaoning Normal University)

18:10 Microscopic pairing in fission description

Speaker: Anna Zdeb (UMCS, Lublin)

19:00 → 20:00 Dinner

Wednesday 17 September

09:00 → 12:50 Session 3: Wednesday morning

09:00 Pairing residual interactions and average nuclear pairing properties

Speaker: Philippe Quentin (LP2IB, Univesite de Bordeaux)

09:30 The QRPA approach and its extensions for nuclear structure studies and Gamma-ray strength functions

Speaker: Sophie Peru (CEA, DAM, DIF, Arpajon)

10:00 Shape decoupling and dipole responses in deformed halo nuclei

Speaker: Shan-Gui Zhou (CAS, Beijing)

10:30 Coffee break

11:00 Search for octupole deformations in mid-mass simply and doubly-odd nuclei

Speaker: Johann Bartel (IPHC, University of Strasbourg)

11:30 Quadrupole Triaxiality Softness: From a simple phenomenological model to a fully microscopic General Bohr Hamiltonian

Speaker: Julian Srebrny (HIL UW Warsaw)

12:00 Symmetry classification of nuclear spectra

Speaker: Andrzej Góźdź (UMCS, Lublin)

12:20 Octupole deformed or vibrational-octupole instability and collectivity in 220Rn and 226Ra

Speaker: Artur Dobrowolski (UMCS, Lublin)

13:00 → 14:00 Lunch

15:00 → 17:40 Session 4: Wednesday evening

15:00 A Relativistic Version of the Soft Potential V_k

Speaker: Peter Ring (Technical University Munich)

15:30 DFT-NCCI: Methodological Framework and Selected Applications

Speaker: Wojciech Satuła (DFT-NCCI: Methodological Framework and Selected Applications)

16:00 Dissipative Dynamics of Quantum Vortices in Fermi Superfluids: from ultracold atoms to neutron stars.

Speaker: Piotr Magierski (Warsaw University of Technology)

16:30 Coffee break

17:00 Extended of the scattering model at non-spherical nuclei

Speaker: Pavel Krassovitskyi (INP, Almaty)

17:20 Suppression of genuine tripartition in heavy nuclei: a self-consisten perspective

Speaker: Janusz Skalski (NCBJ, Warsaw)

18:00 → 19:00 Dinner

Thursday 18 September

09:00 → 12:20 Session 5: Thursday Morning

09:00 The nuclear structure of super-heavy nuclei

Speaker: Jose Luis Egido (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid)

09:30 Direct Determination of Independent Isotopic Fission Yields of 252Cf by Mass Measurements

Speaker: Heinrich Wilsenach (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)

10:00 Fusion and quasifission dynamics in SHE

Speaker: Lu Guo (University of Chinese Academy of Sciences)

10:30 Coffee break

11:00 Fission of Trajectories - Fusion of Purpose - Within the Pomorski Potential - A Multidimensional Flow of Inspiration

Speaker: Michał Kowal (NCBJ, Warsaw)

11:20 Cluster radioactivity in heavy and superheavy nuclei. The evolution of the super-asymmetric fission valley

Speaker: Michał Warda (UMCS, Lublin)

11:40 Fission Barriers of Actinides Using Fourier-over-Spheroid Parametrization within the Macroscopic-Microscopic Model

Speaker: Aleksander Augustyn (NCBJ, Warsaw)

13:00 → 14:00 Lunch

15:00 → 18:20 Session 6: Thursday Evening

15:00 Gamma decay of the GDR as a tool to study nuclear deformation in fusion-evaporation and fusion-fission processes

Speaker: Adam Maj (IFJ PAN, Cracow)

15:30 Impact of ground-state correlations on the nuclear response

Speaker: Andrea Porro (TU, Darmstadt)

16:00 A journey into the mercury region

Speaker: Leszek Próchniak (HIL UW Warsaw)

16:30 Coffee break

17:00 Giant Dipole Resonances and fission dynamics

Speaker: Katarzyna Mazurek (IFJ PAN, Cracow)

17:30 Excess of charged over neutral kaons from Ar+Sc collisions – effect beyond isospin symmetry

Speaker: Tomasz Matulewicz (Warsaw University)

18:00 The physics of nuclei in high-energy experiments at LHC

Speaker: Paweł Jucha (IFJ PAN, Cracow)

19:00 → 22:00 Conference dinner