Quenching of -H with an ultra-cold anti-hydrogen atom
arXiv:0909.2913 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.81.022705
Abstract
In this work we report the results concerning calculations for quantum-mechanical rotational transitions in molecular hydrogen, H, induced by an ultra-cold ground state anti-hydrogen atom . The calculations are accomplished using a non-reactive close-coupling quantum-mechanical approach. The H molecule is treated as a rigid rotor. The total elastic scattering cross section at energy , state-resolved rotational transition cross sections between states and and corresponding thermal rate coefficients are computed in the temperature range 0.004 K 4 K. Satisfactory agreement with other calculations (variational) has been obtained for .
24 pages, 3 tables, 8 figures
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