Hyperfine structure splitting for the triplet 23S(L = 0)-state in the two-muonic helium 3He μ2 atom
Alexei M. Frolov
Abstract
The hyperfine structure splitting for the triplet 23S(L = 0)-state in the two-muonic helium 3He μ2 atom is determined to high accuracy. Such a structure arises as a result of hyperfine (or spin-spin) interaction between the triplet two-muonic shell and non-zero spin of the central helicon nucleus. Our result for the hyperfine structure splitting is Δ≈ 5.1623403103010 · 107 MHz, where the standard uncertainty has been evaluated as 10 Hz.
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