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The Pairing-Plus-Quadrupole Model

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The most successful nuclear models in the correlation of large amounts of diverse nuclear data have been the independent-particle model(1) and the collective model.(2) On the other hand, the more fundamental calculations with the use of the experimental two-body “force” are hard pressed to reproduce nuclear saturation quantitatively, and only recently have serious attempts been made to calculate properties of actual nuclear states on this basis.

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