My research centers on studies of strongly-interacting quantum systems.

Slides from some recent talks:

• Challenges in Few- to Many-Nucleon Physics,
  Theories of Nuclear Forces and Few-Nucleon Systems,
  Seattle, WA, June 2001, LA-UR-01-3236.
• Nuclear Structure and Dynamics: From Light Nuclei to Neutron Stars,
  Boston MA, APS Div. Comp. Physics, June 2001, LA-UR-xxxx.

  For an overview of Few-Nucleon Physics, see:
  
  
  

  Structure and Dynamics of Few-Nucleon Systems,
  J. Carlson and R. Schiavilla, Reviews of Modern Physics 70, 743 (1998).
  
  
  

  Email: carlson@lanl.gov LANL Ph:  FAX: (505) 667-6245  (505) 667-1931 Home Ph:  (505) 438-8209  Address: Joseph A. Carlson  T16, MS B283  LANL Los Alamos NM 87545 Div:  Group: Theoretical Division T-16 Home Ph: (505) 438-8209 Address:  2915 Corte del Pozo  Santa Fe, NM 87505

  Selected Recent Papers   Longitudinal and Transverse Quasi-Elastic Response Functions of Light Nuclei; J. Carlson, J. Jourdan, R. Schiavilla, I. Sick, LA-UR-01-3235. Benchmark Test Calculation of a Four-Nucleon Bound State ; H. Kamada et al., LA-UR-01-1906. Realistic models of pion-exchange three-nucleon interactions ; Steven C. Pieper, V. R. Pandharipande, R. B. Wiringa, and J. Carlson, LA-UR-01-1907, Phys.Rev. C64 (2001) 014001.

  Selected biographical information can be found in my vita.

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