arXiv:2606.28287v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: Ab initio modeling has established Wigner's SU(4) and Elliott's SU(3) as dominant symmetries of the nuclear force in light and intermediate-mass nuclei. We ask whether they also govern nuclear binding across the entire chart. Our aim is not high-precision prediction but physical insight, through interpretable, symmetry-based models. From the SU(3) and SU(4) Casimir operators we construct three neural-network (NN) mass models: Feature-Informed NN (FINN) for point predictions, Gaussian-Informed NN (GINN) adding uncertainty quantification, and Wig
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Further research in computational nuclear physics may incorporate these methods.
Improved predictive models in nuclear physics could aid in applications like nuclear energy or materials science, but only after extensive development and validation.
Very distant future applications might involve more precise understanding and engineering of isotopes.
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