H3++$ molecular ion in a strong magnetic field: triangular configuration
J. C. Lopez Vieyra, A. V. Turbiner
Abstract
The existence of the molecular ion H3++ in a magnetic field in a triangular configuration is revised. Variational method with an optimization of the form of the vector potential (gauge fixing) is used. It is shown that in the range of magnetic fields 108 < B < 1011 G the system (pppe), with protons forming an equilateral triangle perpendicular to magnetic line, has a well-pronounced minimum in the total energy. This configuration is unstable towards decays H-atom + p + p and H2+ + p. Triangular configuration of H3++ complements H3++ in the linear configuration which exists for B 1010 G.
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