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Spatial asymmetry of neutron pairing:A distance-resolved study of $^{46}\mathrm{Ti}$
Distance integration can conceal the spatial organization of neutron pairing in a reflection-asymmetric intrinsic configuration. We resolve the spin-singlet pairing tensor by relative distance and signed pair-center position along a prescribed $α$+$^{42}$Ca-like path in $^{46}$Ti, using density-cons
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