Increase of the binding energy of an electron by coupling to a photon field
Christian Hainzl
Abstract
We look at an electron in the field of an arbitrary external potential V, such that the Schrödinger operator p2 + V has at least one eigenvalue, and show that by coupling to a quantized radiation field the binding energy increases, at least for small enough values of the coupling constant α. Moreover, we provide concrete numbers for α, the ultraviolet cut-off Λ, and the radiative correction for which our procedure works.
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