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Conclusion -
Acknowledgements
Exp.
Data [7]
New
Exp. [12]
FF-ANN
FF-ANN
pred.
QRPA
+ ffGT [3]
GT*
[11]
We can see that the new theory thin global
statistical models, based on NNs have the potential to successfully exploit
the wide nuclear data acquisition and so can become a useful tool in the
exploration of â- half-lives and other nuclear properties far
from stability.
This research has been supported in part by
the U.
S. National Science Foundation under Grant No. PHY-0140316 and by the University of Athens under Grant No. 70/4/3309. We would like to
thank the INPC07
Organizing
Committee for partial financial support.
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FF-ANN
FF-ANN
pred.
QRPA
+ ffGT [3]
GT*
[11]
N=82
The convergence with the
experimental data for some nuclei
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the neutron
separation energy lesser or
equal to 3 MeV.
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