Positronium atom scattering by H_2 in a coupled-channel framework
arXiv:physics/0012039 · doi:10.1088/0953-4075/33/8/308
Abstract
The scattering of ortho positronium (Ps) by H has been investigated using a three-Ps-state [Ps(1s,2s,2p)HX )] coupled-channel model and using Born approximation for higher excitations and ionization of Ps and B and b excitations of H. We employ a recently proposed time-reversal-symmetric nonlocal electron-exchange model potential. We present a calculational scheme for solving the body-frame fixed-nuclei coupled-channel scattering equations for Ps-H, which simplifies the numerical solution technique considerably. Ps ionization is found to have the leading contribution to target-elastic and all target-inelastic processes. The total cross sections at low and medium energies are in good agreement with experiment.
10 pages, 4 ps figures
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