Production of bound triplet μ+ μ- system in collisions of electrons with atoms
N. Arteaga-Romero, C. Carimalo, V. G. Serbo
Abstract
This paper deals with the production of orthodimuonium (OM) (μ+ μ- atom in triplet state) in collisions of high-energy electrons with nuclei or atoms. This reaction was previously studied by Holvik and Olsen [Phys. Rev. D 35, 2124 (1987)] on the basis of a bremsstrahlung mechanism where OM is produced by only one virtual photon. In the present paper we consider a competing three-photon mechanism where the production of OM results from the collision of a photon generated by the electron with two photons emitted by the nucleus. We derive the corresponding spectrum and production rate of OM and show that the three-photon mechanism is the dominant one for heavy atom target.
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