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2025
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A finite element method scheme for solving the boundary value problem of collective nuclear models is presented. Its efficiency is demonstrated on calculations of rotational-vibrational spectra and electrical quadrupole transitions $$B(E2)$$ for the isotopes 154Gd and 238U with tabularly specified coefficients of the boundary value problem, including one-well and double-well potential energy surfaces, respectively, calculated from the relativistic mean-field model.