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27 April 2024
 
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The H${}^-$ type isoelectron system: second critical charge, second bound state of H${}^-$ and analytic continuation
A.V. Turbiner ; J.C. Lopez Vieyra ; H. Olivares Pilon ;
Date 23 Jun 2015
AbstractThe second critical charge in the 3-body quantum Coulomb system $(Z, e, e)$ predicted by F Stillinger has been calculated to be equal to $Z_{B}^{infty} = 0.904854$ and $Z_{B}^{m_p} = 0.905138$ for infinite and finite (proton) mass $m_p$ of charge $Z$, respectively. In both cases, the ground state energy has a square-root branch point with exponent 3/2 at $Z=Z_B$ in the complex $Z$-plane. Based on analytic continuation, the second, spin-singlet bound state of negative hydrogen ion H${}^-$ is predicted to be at -0.515541 a.u. (-0.515311 a.u. for the proton mass $m_p$). The first critical charge for which the ionization energy vanishes is found for a finite proton mass in the Lagrange mesh method, $Z^{m_p}_{c} = 0.911, 069, 724, 655$.
Source arXiv, 1506.7403
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