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Reduced Order Modelling for Nuclear Linear Response and the Incompressibility of Pb-208
Linear response theory provides essential information regarding the excitations of many-body systems, such as atomic nuclei. It yields ground state transition probabilities, or strength functions, from which reaction rates and cross-sections can be derived. These quantities are for example a critica
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