Coulomb deexcitation of pionic hydrogen within close-coupling method
V. N. Pomerantsev, V. P. Popov
Abstract
The Coulomb deexcitation of (πp) atom in collisions with the hydrogen atom has been studied in the fully quantum mechanical close-coupling approach for the first time. The total Coulomb deexcitation cross-sections of nl n'l' transitions and l-averaged cross-sections are calculated for n=3 - 8 and at the relative energies E=0.01 - 100 eV. The strong interaction and vacuum polarization shifts of ns-states are taken into account. It is shown that the Δn > 1 transitions are very important and make up a substantial fraction of the Coulomb deexcitation cross-section (up to 47%).
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