$H_3^{++}$ molecular ions can exist in strong magnetic fields

Abstract

Using the variational method it is shown that for magnetic fields $B\ge 10^{11}$ G there can exist a molecular ion $H_3^{++}$.

LaTeX, 7 pp, 1 table, 4 figures. Title modified. Consideration of the longitudinal size of the system was added

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