Determination of the mass spectrum of the bound state in the framework of the relativistic hamiltonian approach

Dineykhan, M.; Zhaugasheva, S. A.

doi:10.1134/s106377961103004x

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“…The representation of the Hamiltonian in the correct form presented in (3.11) is explained in detail in Refs. [8,15]; therefore, we give the final result for the energy spectrum in the zeroth approximation of the OR…”

Section: Ground-state Energy Of the Three-body Coulomb Systemmentioning

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“…In our approach [6][7][8], the mass of the bound state is determined by the asymptotic behavior of the correlation function of the corresponding currents with the necessary quantum numbers. The correlation function, which is expressed in terms of the Green's function is represented as a functional integral, which allows one to allocate the necessary asymptotic behavior, and the averaging over the external gauge field can be performed accurately.…”

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Determination of the energy spectrum of a three-body Coulomb system with relativistic corrections

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On the basis of the investigation of the asymptotic behavior of the correlation functions of the corresponding field currents with the necessary quantum numbers, the analytic method for the determination of the energy spectrum of the three-body Coulomb system is suggested. Within this framework the analytical approach to determine the energy spectrum of the molecular hydrogen ions in the ground and orbital excited state is used. In our case, relativistic corrections are taken into account by the constituent mass of the constituent particles, as well as by the interaction potential. Our results show that the masses of the constituent particles differ from the masses of the particles in the free state. The increasing of the constituent mass of electron is comparatively larger than the increasing of constituent mass of the proton, deuteron, and triton. The constituent masses of the electron differ between for the molecular ions of hydrogen H + 2 , D + 2 , T + 2 , HD + , DT + , and HT + . Thus, our results on the energy spectrum of molecular hydrogen ions in the ground and excited states show good agreement with the existing results of precision spectroscopy; this is achieved by taking into account the values of the masses of constituent particles.

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Section: Ground-state Energy Of the Three-body Coulomb Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%