2005
DOI: 10.1088/0953-4075/39/2/015
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Positronium formation in collisions of fast positrons impacting on vapour water molecules

Abstract: Positronium formation through electron capture by fast positrons impinging on vapour water molecules is studied theoretically at intermediate and high impact energies. This multi-electron system is treated within the framework of the independent electron model. The charge transfer process is described by employing the continuum distorted-wave final-state approximation. In this model, the final state of the collision is distorted by two Coulomb wavefunctions associated with the interactions of both the positron… Show more

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“…It is clear that the Ps formation threshold is different from and lower in energy than the threshold for ionization of about 12.6 eV. As a matter of fact, this can be clearly seen in figure 2 of [2] where we show our theoretical CDW-FS results for Ps formation cross sections from different water molecular orbitals. As may be inferred from these data, the threshold for our predictions of Ps formation in its ground state from the 1B 1 is approximately 6 eV.…”
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“…It is clear that the Ps formation threshold is different from and lower in energy than the threshold for ionization of about 12.6 eV. As a matter of fact, this can be clearly seen in figure 2 of [2] where we show our theoretical CDW-FS results for Ps formation cross sections from different water molecular orbitals. As may be inferred from these data, the threshold for our predictions of Ps formation in its ground state from the 1B 1 is approximately 6 eV.…”
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“…The theoretical Ps formation cross sections we presented in [2] have been misinterpreted in [1], in particular above the ionization threshold. Indeed, the above paragraph extracted from [1] was based on the results introduced in figure 5 of [2].…”
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