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Effect of antiprotons on hydrogen-like ions in external magnetic fields
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Authors: A. Anikin, A. Danilov, D. Glazov, A. Kotov, D. Solovyev
Year
2024
Paper ID
65861
Status
Preprint
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In the present work, quasi-molecular compounds consisting of one antiproton $bar{p}$ and one hydrogen-like ion are investigated: He+ - bar{p}, Li2+ - bar{p}, C5+ - bar{p}, S15+ - bar{p}, Kr35+ - bar{p}, Ho66+ - bar{p}, Re74+ - bar{p}, U91+ - bar{p}. For the calculations, the Dirac equation with two-center potential is solved numerically using the dual-kinetically balanced finite-basis-set method adapted to systems with axial symmetry (A-DKB). Adiabatic potential curves are constructed for the ground state of the above quasi-molecular compounds in the framework of the A-DKB approach. Calculations were also performed for the case of an external magnetic field (the field is taken into account non-perturbatively). Zeeman shifts of the quasi-molecular terms are obtained for a homogeneous magnetic field with a strength of the laboratory order (up to 100 Tesla) directed along the axis of the molecule.
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