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Transition energies of antiprotonic atoms

One of the proposed experiments at AEgIS concerns the spectroscopic study of antiproton bound system of medium and heavy nuclei. In this work the antiprotonic atom transition energies are calculated for the elements of interest and the influence of different corrections are explored, such as finite-...

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Autor principal: Nikolajevs, Antons
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2023
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Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/2871609
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description One of the proposed experiments at AEgIS concerns the spectroscopic study of antiproton bound system of medium and heavy nuclei. In this work the antiprotonic atom transition energies are calculated for the elements of interest and the influence of different corrections are explored, such as finite-size effect, vacuum polarization and strong interaction shift. As the antiprotonic atoms will be formed in high magnetic field, splitting due to Zeeman effect was compared to transition energies for different principal quantum numbers. In order to understand the deepest quantum level available for spectroscopic study, the overlap of the antiproton wave function with the nucleus is calculated.
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spelling cern-28716092023-09-18T18:54:14Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/2871609engNikolajevs, AntonsTransition energies of antiprotonic atomsNuclear Physics - TheoryOne of the proposed experiments at AEgIS concerns the spectroscopic study of antiproton bound system of medium and heavy nuclei. In this work the antiprotonic atom transition energies are calculated for the elements of interest and the influence of different corrections are explored, such as finite-size effect, vacuum polarization and strong interaction shift. As the antiprotonic atoms will be formed in high magnetic field, splitting due to Zeeman effect was compared to transition energies for different principal quantum numbers. In order to understand the deepest quantum level available for spectroscopic study, the overlap of the antiproton wave function with the nucleus is calculated.CERN-STUDENTS-Note-2023-154oai:cds.cern.ch:28716092023-09-18
spellingShingle Nuclear Physics - Theory
Nikolajevs, Antons
Transition energies of antiprotonic atoms
title Transition energies of antiprotonic atoms
title_full Transition energies of antiprotonic atoms
title_fullStr Transition energies of antiprotonic atoms
title_full_unstemmed Transition energies of antiprotonic atoms
title_short Transition energies of antiprotonic atoms
title_sort transition energies of antiprotonic atoms
topic Nuclear Physics - Theory
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