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Effective density-dependent pairing forces of zero range are adjusted on gap values in $T=0,1$ channels calculated with the Paris force in symmetric nuclear matter. General discussions on the pairing force are presented. In conjunction with the effective k mass the nuclear pairing force seems to need very little renormalization in …