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Absolute proof that hydrogen-antihydrogen oscillations occur in nature
G. Van Hooydonk
Detecting H-antiH oscillations is intimately connected with the existence of natural antiH. We detect natural H-antiH oscillations, generated by a classical spin-free Coulomb quant…
Comment on Proof that the Hydrogen-Antihydrogen Molecule is Unstable
G. Van Hooydonk
A recent claim that molecule H-antiH is unstable cannot be a proof as it is based on a wrong conjecture. This is illustrated with 4 examples, including observed natural hydrogen-an…
A chiral 4-fermion structure for perturbed atom H: the question of antihydrogen
G. Van Hooydonk
A chiral 4-fermion or 4-unit charge Coulomb structure for perturbed atom H implies that an intra-atomic H-Hbar transition must obey the same quantitative criteria as a classical in…
Matter-antimatter asymmetry and chiral behavior in perturbed atom H
G. Van Hooydonk
Recently, we showed that that band as well as line spectra, reveal a left-right symmetry in 4- and 2-fermion systems. We now show how a mass-conjugation explains the difference bet…
Equivalence of macro- (Van der waals) and micro- (quantum) phase-transitions: consequences for BEC, antihydrogen and generic chiral symmetry breaking
G. Van Hooydonk
The internal microscopic phase transition in atom H described with a Hund-type Mexican hat potential is analytically congruent with the macroscopic phase transitions between states…
Generic solution for hydrogen-antihydrogen interactions
G. Van hooydonk
An internal inconsistency with mutually exclusive Hamiltonians and the corresponding mutually exclusive states HH and H-antiH suffices to doubt the usefulness of ab initio calculat…