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We calculate properties of the $A=6$ system using the accurate charge-dependent nucleon-nucleon (NN) potential at fourth order of chiral perturbation theory. By application of the ab initio no-core shell model and a variational calculation in the harmonic-oscillator basis with basis size up to 16Ω we obtain the ⁶Li binding energy of 28.5(5)MeV and a converged excitation spectrum. Also, we calculate properties of ¹⁰B using the same NN potential in a basis space of up to 8Ω. Our results are consistent with results obtained by standard accurate NN potentials and demonstrate a deficiency of Hamiltonians consisting of only two-body terms. At this order of chiral perturbation theory three-body terms appear. It is expected that inclusion of such terms in the Hamiltonian will improve agreement with experiment.
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