核集体观测量与低激发谱的机器学习建模
Machine-learning modeling of nuclear collective observables and low-lying spectra
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中文总结 AI 辅助
本文提出核集体生成器(NCG)机器学习框架,从质子数和中子数预测集体势与惯性函数,为5DCH提供输入,在568个核上重现CDFT结果并改善$B(E2)$值。
中文摘要 AI 辅助
势能面和集体惯性函数是描述核大振幅集体运动(如转动、振动和裂变)所必需的微观输入。我们开发了核集体生成器(NCG),这是一个机器学习框架,它从质子数、中子数和壳效应描述符预测四极形变$(\beta,\gamma)$平面上的集体势和六个集体惯性函数,为用于描述偶偶核低激发谱的五维集体哈密顿量(5DCH)提供微观输入。NCG结合了加权监督学习、对抗性细化和集成平均,以提高重建保真度和预测稳定性。在568个偶偶核中,重建的集体势重现了协变密度泛函理论(CDFT)的结果,平均均方根偏差为0.58 MeV。当通过5DCH求解器传播时,NCG输入重现了平衡形变、低激发谱和电四极跃迁强度的全局系统性。在$Z=82$壳层闭合附近,NCG沿$\gamma$方向软化集体势,减少了原始CDFT+5DCH计算中高估的集体性,使$B(E2)$值更接近实验数据。这些结果表明,NCG为全局微观集体计算提供了准确的替代模型,同时保留了其基本的物理内容。
英文摘要
Potential energy surfaces and collective inertial functions are essential microscopic inputs for describing nuclear large-amplitude collective motions such as rotation, vibration, and fission. We develop the Nuclear Collective Generator (NCG), a machine-learning framework that predicts the collective potential and six collective inertial functions on the quadrupole deformation $(β,γ)$ plane from proton and neutron numbers and shell-effect descriptors, providing the microscopic inputs for the five-dimensional collective Hamiltonian (5DCH) used to describe low-lying spectra in even-even nuclei. The NCG combines weighted supervised learning, adversarial refinement, and ensemble averaging to improve reconstruction fidelity and prediction stability. Across 568 even-even nuclei, the reconstructed collective potentials reproduce the covariant density functional theory (CDFT) results with a mean root-mean-square deviation of 0.58~MeV. When propagated through the 5DCH solver, the NCG inputs reproduce the global systematics of equilibrium deformations, low-lying excitation spectra, and electric-quadrupole transition strengths. Near the $Z=82$ shell closure, the NCG softens the collective potential along the $γ$ direction, reducing the overestimated collectivity of the original CDFT+5DCH calculations and bringing the $B(E2)$ values closer to experimental data. These results demonstrate that the NCG provides an accurate surrogate for global microscopic collective calculations while retaining their essential physical content.
发表机构
- School of Physical Science and Technology, Southwest University(西南大学物理科学与技术学院)
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