Positronium-positronium interaction: Resonance, scattering length, and Bose-Einstein condensation
Sadhan K. Adhikari
Abstract
The low-energy scattering of ortho positronium (Ps) by ortho Ps has been studied in a full quantum mechanical coupled-channel approach. In the singlet channel (total spin sT=0) we find S- and P-wave resonances at 3.35 eV (width 0.02 eV) and 5.05 eV (width 0.04 eV), respectively and a binding of 0.44 eV of Ps2. The scattering length for sT=0 is 3.95 Åand for sT=2 is 0.83 Å. The small sT=2 scattering length makes the spin-polarized ortho Ps atoms an almost noninteracting ideal gas which may undergo Bose-Einstein condensation.
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