Ana Arriaga

Assistant Professor of the Department of  Physics of the  Faculty of Sciences of the University of Lisbon

Member of the Nuclear Physics Center of the University of Lisbon

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Contacts

Centro de Física Nuclear da Universidade de Lisboa
Av. Prof. Gama Pinto, 2
1649-003 Lisboa, PORTUGAL

Tel: 351-217 904 811 (linha directa)
Fax: 351-217 954 288

E-mail:arriaga@cii.fc.ul.pt click on the "mail-box" to send me mail

Academic Degrees

• "Licenciatura" in Physics, University of  Lisbon, 1983

• Master in Physics, thesis in Nuclear Physics, University of Lisbon, 1985

• Ph.D. Nuclear Physics, University of Lisbon, 1988

Academic Titles

• "Agregação", University of  Lisbon, 1999

Scientífic Research

Nuclear Physics

•  Variacional Quantum Monte Carlo calculations, non relativistic and  relativistic, in few body systems 

•   Study of the electromagnetic properties of light nuclei in relativistic and non-relativistic frameworks

Recent Publications

• A relativistic calculation of the deuteron threshold electrodisintegration at backward angles, A. Arriaga and R. Schiavilla, Phys. Rev. C76, 014007 (2007)

•  Solution of the Spectator equation for relativistic NN scattering without partial wave expansion, G. Ramalho, A. Arriaga and M. T. Pena, Few Body Phys. 39 123 (2006)

• Evaluation of L1 and L2 minimum norm performances on EEG localizations, C. Silva, J.C. Maltez^,  E. Trindade, A. Arriaga and E. Ducla-Soares, Clinical Neurophysiology Volume 115, Issue 7, Pages 1657-1668 (2004)

• Quadratic momentum dependence in the nucleon-nucleon interaction, R. B. Wiringa, A. Arriaga and V. R. Pandharipande, Phys. Rev. C68 054006 (2003)

• Relativistic effects and quasipotential equations, G. Ramalho, A. Arriaga and M.T. Peña, Phys. Rev. C65 034008 (2002)

•  Two-pion exchange and strong form factors in covariant field theories, G. Ramalho, A. Arriaga and M.T. Peña,  Rev. C 60, 47001 (1999)

• Quantum Monte Carlo studies of relativistc effects in Light Nuclei, J.L.Forest, V.R.Pandharipande and A. Arriaga, Phys. Phys. Rev. C60, 014002 (1999)

•  Femtometer Toroidal Structures in Nuclei, J.L.Forest, V.R.Pandharipande, Steven C.Pieper, R.B.Wiringa, R.Schiavilla and A.Arriaga, Phys.Rev. C54, 646 (1996)

• Three-body correlations in few-body nuclei, A. Arriaga, V.R. Pandharipande e R.B.Wiringa, Phys. Rev. C52 2362 (1995)

   

Scientific collaborators

•  R. Schiavlilla, Assistant Professor of the Old Dominion University, Thomas Jefferson National Accelarator Facility, Newport News, VA, EUA

•  R. B. Wiringa, National Argonne Laboratory, Argonne , Illinois, EUA

Teaching Experience

•   "Quantum Mechanics of Many Body Systems", graduate course in Physcis

•   "Advanced Quantum Mechanics", graduate course in Physics

•   "Nuclear and Partícle Physics", undergraduate course in Physics

•  "Nuclear Physics", undergraduate course in Physics

•   "Physics", lundergraduate course in Mathematics

•   "Mechanics", undergraduate course in Physics

•   "Modern Physcis", undergraduate course in Physics

•   "Quantum Mechanics", undergraduate course in Physics

•   "Nuclear Reactions", undergraduate course in Physics

•   "Introduction to Experimental Physcis",  undergraduate course in Physics

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Last changes to this document: 12-02-2009