Muon transfer from muonic hydrogen to atomic oxygen
Arnaud Dupays, Bruno Lepetit, Juan Alberto Beswick, Carlo Rizzo, Dimitar Bakalov
Abstract
The muon transfer probabilities between muonic hydrogen and an oxygen atom are calculated in a constrained geometry one dimensional model for collision between 10-6 and 103 eV. These estimated rates are discussed in the light of previous model calculations and available experimental data for this process.
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