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Using Neural Networks to Accelerate TALYS-2.0 Nuclear Reaction Simulations

Lin, Wilson (ORCID:0000000340499355)·Apgar, Catherine E.·Bernstein, Lee A.·Lee, Yun-Hsuan·McIntosh, Alan B.·Medvedev, Dmitri G.·O’Brien, Ellen M.·Vermeulen, Christiaan E.·Voyles, Andrew S.·Morrell, Jonathan T.
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Lin, Wilson (ORCID:0000000340499355), Apgar, Catherine E., Bernstein, Lee A., Lee, Yun-Hsuan, McIntosh, Alan B., Medvedev, Dmitri G., O’Brien, Ellen M., Vermeulen, Christiaan E., Voyles, Andrew S., Morrell, Jonathan T.. 2026-07-09. Using Neural Networks to Accelerate TALYS-2.0 Nuclear Reaction Simulations. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.physletb.2026.140722

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