Scaling behavior of the ground-state antihydrogen yield as a function of positron density and temperature from classical-trajectory Monte Carlo simulations
Sep 3, 2014- Phys.Rev.A 90 (2014) 3, 032704
- Published: Sep 3, 2014
- 1905.03242 [physics.atom-ph]
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Antihydrogen production has reached such a level that precision spectroscopic measurements of its properties are within reach. In particular, the ground-state level population is of central interest for experiments aiming at antihydrogen spectroscopy. The positron density and temperature dependence of the ground-state yield is a result of the interplay between recombination, collisional, and radiative processes. Considering the fact that antihydrogen atoms with the principal quantum number
- 6 pages, 6 figures
- 34.80.Lx
- 32.60.+i
- 32.70.Cs
- 36.10.-k