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The two-nucleon interaction extracted from scattering and constrained by QCD symmetries, forming a leading part of nuclear Hamiltonians.
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The nucleon–nucleon interaction is the two-body sector of nuclear forces.
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Nuclear interactions can be represented by resolution-dependent potentials that reproduce the same scattering observables when used consistently.
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