On the Stability Domain of Systems of Three Arbitrary Charges
Ali Krikeb, Andre Martin, Jean-Marc Richard, Tai T. Wu
Abstract
We present results on the stability of quantum systems consisting of a negative charge -q1 with mass m1 and two positive charges q2 and q3, with masses m2 and m3, respectively. We show that, for given masses mi, each instability domain is convex in the plane of the variables (q1/q2, q1/q3). A new proof is given of the instability of muonic ions (α, p, μ-). We then study stability in some critical regimes where q3 q2: stability is sometimes restricted to large values of some mass ratios; the behaviour of the stability frontier is established to leading order in q3/q2. Finally we present some conjectures about the shape of the stability domain, both for given masses and varying charges, and for given charges and varying masses.
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