Finite Hydrogenic molecular chain H and ion H exist in a strong magnetic field
arXiv:1903.06533 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.100.012508
Abstract
The existence and stability of the linear hydrogenic chain H and H in a strong magnetic field is established. Variational calculations for H and H are carried out in magnetic fields in the range G with 17-parametric (13-parametric for H), physically adequate trial function. Protons are assumed infinitely massive, fixed along the magnetic line. States with total spin projection and magnetic quantum numbers are studied. It is shown that for both H and H the lowest energy state corresponds to in the whole range of magnetic fields studied. As for a magnetic field G both H and H exist as metastable states, becoming stable for G and for G, respectively. The excited states , of and H appear at magnetic fields and \,G, respectively.
arXiv comment4 pages, 1 Figure, 4 Tables, the second half of the paper rewritten, Table split into four Tables, results on first two excited states added, estimate on domain of stability H molecule given
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