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تسجيل مستخدم جديدConstructing realistic alpha cluster channels
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We present techniques that allow for $alpha$-cluster channels with realistic $alpha$-particle wave functions from No Core Shell Model calculations to be constructed. We compare results of several clustering calculations with realistic $alpha$ wave functions to those assuming a trivial $(0s)^4$ structure.
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