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In this paper is presented the reliability test the numerical generalizationof Bethe-Weizsacker mass formula which describes the values of measured 2654nuclei masses in AME2012 nuclear database: https://www-nds.iaea.org/amdc/, withaccuracy in the interval (-1.90,1.80) MeV, for the nulear with mass numberA=2(1,1) to 294(117,177). In the analyzed generalization of theBethe-Weizsacker formula the little correction of proton and neutron magicnumbers and boundaries of their influence was derived as a solution ofnonlinear inverce problem (Ivanenko shell model!). There was confirmed theexistence of ten proton (2,8,14,20,28,50,82,96,108,126) and eleven neutron(2,8,14,20,28,50,82,126,142,152,184) magic numbers. The test was performedanalyzing the new data from Nuclide ground states:https://www-nds.iaea.org/relnsd/NdsEnsdf/QueryForm.html, containing 3182 datafor A=2(1,1) to 294(118,176) and confirmed the above values of proton andneutron magic numbers. The accuracy of masses description is in the interval(-2.80,1.80) MeV. Only fourteen nuclear masses have bigger than 1.90 MeVresidual.

Test the accuracy of the Dubna phenomenological model of the masses of the atomic nuclei