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  • Researchers use generative machine learning to develop new nucleon-nucleon interaction instances by training on existing potential data from literature.
  • The generative model successfully creates nucleon-nucleon potentials that yield high-quality scattering phase shifts, aiding in better estimation of theoretical uncertainties in nuclear calculations related to different nuclear interactions and resolution scales.
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