  Ab-initio Quantum Monte Carlo (QMC) calculations of nuclei from deuterium to
40Ca, obtained using four different phenomenological and local chiral nuclear
potentials, are analyzed using the Generalized Contact Formalism (GCF). We
extract spin- and isospin-dependent "nuclear contact terms" for each
interaction in both coordinate and momentum space. The extracted contact terms,
that count the number of short-range correlated (SRC) pairs with different
quantum numbers, are dependent on the nuclear interaction model used in the QMC
calculation. However, the ratios of contact terms for a nucleus A to deuterium
(for spin-1 pn pairs) or to 4He (for all NN pairs) are independent of the
nuclear interaction model and are the same for both short-distance and
high-momentum pairs. This implies that the relative abundance of short-range
pairs in the nucleus is a long-range (mean-field) quantity that is insensitive
to the short-distance nature of the nuclear force. Measurements of exclusive
(e,e'NN) pair breakup processes are instead more sensitive to short-range
dynamics
