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Concentration, Not Uncertainty: Why Targeted Synthetic Data Doesn't Help Camouflaged Object Detection
Akshat Dobhal, Sanjay Singh
Camouflaged object detection requires pixel-accurate masks, but obtaining such annotations is slow and costly, making synthetic training images an attractive alternative. Under a f…
Microscopic investigation of the isomer decay in even-even N = 74 isotones
S. A. Bhat, Nazira Nazir, W. Tawseef +5
The microscopic approach of the triaxial projected shell model (TPSM) is employed to investigate the properties of the isomer in the six isotones of Xe, Ba, $…
Systematic study of E2 matrix elements in the framework of the Triaxial Projected Shell Model
Stefan Frauendorf, Syed Rouoof, Gowhar Bhat +5
Nuclides for which extended sets of E2 matrix elements have been measured by means of COULEX experiments are studied in the framework of the triaxial projected shell model (TPSM).…
Development of the γ strength function with the neutron number
Stefan Frauendorf, Ronald Schwengner, Gowhar Bhat +1
The M1 and E2 γ strength functions (γsf) have been calculated for extended series of the Mo, Fe, Sn, Ge and Gd isotopes using the conventional spherical shell model (SSM) and, as a…
Microscopic aspects of gamma softness in atomic nuclei
Stefan Frauendorf, Gowhar Bhat, Nazira Nazir +4
It is demonstrated that the Triaxial Projected Shell Model reproduces the energies and transition probabilities of the nucleus 104Ru and the rigid triaxial nucleus 112Ru. An interp…
Microscopic nuclear structure models and methods : Chiral symmetry, Wobbling motion and bands
J. A. Sheikh, G. H. Bhat, W. A. Dar +2
A systematic investigation of the nuclear observables related to the triaxial degree of freedom is presented using the multi-quasiparticle triaxial projected shell model (TPSM) app…