Self-energy screening effects in the factor of Li-like ions
arXiv:2006.08284 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.102.022815
Abstract
We report an investigation of the self-energy screening effects for the factor of the ground state of Li-like ions. The leading screening contribution of the relative order is calculated to all orders in the binding nuclear strength parameter (where is the nuclear charge number and is the fine-structure constant). We also extend the known results for the expansion of the QED screening correction by deriving the leading logarithmic contribution of order and obtaining approximate results for the and contributions. The comparison of the two approaches yields a stringent check of consistency of the two calculations and allows us to obtain improved estimations of the higher-order screening effects.
arXiv commentSeveral misprints are corrected in ver.3; Sec. VI is updated in ver.2
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