Effects of Nonlocalities in Nuclear Optical-Model Potentials

Scherk, L.

doi:10.1103/physrevlett.26.574

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“…The important role of the doubly excited states of molecular hydrogen in electron-impact dissociative excitation was clearly pointed out. Clampitt (1969) and Czarnik and Fairchild (1971) also measured the time-of-flight spectra of H(2s) produced through the process (6). Misakian and Zorn (1972) investigated the process (6) precisely with the angle-resolved time-of-flight technique.…”

Section: Dissociation Into Long-lived Fragment Atomsmentioning

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Dissociation dynamics of superexcited molecular hydrogen

Kouchi

Ukai

Hatano

1997

J. Phys. B: At. Mol. Opt. Phys.

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The dissociation dynamics of superexcited molecular hydrogen and its isotopes has been discussed from an experimental viewpoint. Recently, more attention has been paid to doubly excited states since new experiments on ionization and dissociation via doubly excited states have started due to the large progress in synchrotron radiation light source and electron spectroscopy. This paper reviews the experimental techniques and results obtained and indicates that the competition between neutral dissociation and autoionization is a key to investigating the molecular superexcited states.

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Section: Dissociation Into Long-lived Fragment Atomsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Dissociation dynamics of superexcited molecular hydrogen

Kouchi

Ukai

Hatano

1997

J. Phys. B: At. Mol. Opt. Phys.

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“…Many modern physics puzzles, such as the nature of dark matter and dark energy, the strong‐CP problem, or the hierarchy problem, may be explained by beyond standard model theories predicting the existence of such new bosons. The examples include axions, familons, majorons, new spin‐0 or spin‐1 gravitons, Kaluza–Klein zero modes in string theory, paraphotons, and new

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bosons . Despite the different nature of all these particles and the reasons the corresponding models were proposed, interactions they carry may be described within one, general framework introduced by Moody and Wilczek and expanded by Dobrescu and Mocioiu .…”

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Constraining Exotic Interactions

Ficek

Budker

2018

Annalen der Physik

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Beyond-the-standard-model interactions mediated by an exchange of virtual "new" bosons result in a finite set of possible effective interaction potentials between standard-model particles such as electrons and nucleons. The classification of such potentials is discussed and recent experiments searching for such exotic interactions at spatial scales from sub-nanometers to tens of thousand kilometers are briefly reviewed. standard model. We begin with a presentation of a nonrelativistic framework used to deal with fundamental interactions carried by spin-0 and spin-1 bosons at lowenergy scales and then we explore some of the systems used to give such constraints at various scales.

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