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Origin of the Low-Energy Enhancement of the γ-Ray Strength Function
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The low-energy enhancement (LEE) in γ-ray strength functions has been experimentally identified in a large number of nuclei during the past two decades; however, the origin of the enhancement is not fully understood. Building on previous theoretical work, we investigate the LEE and its relation to t
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