1 $sup 1$S, 2 $sup 1$S, AND 2 $sup 3$S STATES OF H$sup -$ AND OF He
1 $sup 1$S, 2 $sup 1$S, AND 2 $sup 3$S STATES OF H$sup -$ AND OF He
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10.1103/physrev.126.1470
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发表时间:
1962-05
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C. Pekeris
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C. Pekeris
The ionization energy J, including mass-polarization and relativistic corrections but not the Lamb shift correction, was evaluated for the 1 S 1 state of the negative-hydrogen ion using determinants up to order n= 444. We get J (444)= 6083.0943 cm− 1, and, by extrapolation, J (∞)= 6083.0958 cm− 1. A search for bound states 2 S 1 and 2 S 3 of H− led to negative results. In the case of helium, an upper bound to the nonrelativistic energy eigenvalue ν for the 1 S 1 state was evaluated at n= 1078 to be ν+= 198317.866 cm− 1, as against the previously determined lower bound of ν−(1078)= 198317.374 cm− 1. For the 2 S 3 state this gap is already completely closed at n= 715, with ν+(715)= 38453.1299 cm− 1 and ν−(715)= 38453.1292 cm− 1. At n= 1078, J= 38454.827375 cm− 1, and the electron charge density at the nucleus D (0) comes out 33.18414092, in agreement with previously extrapolated values. This substantiates a disagreement of the order of one part in 10 5 between theory and experiment in the hyperfine structure of the 2 S 3 state of He 3 which was established by White, Chow, Drake, and Hughes. With Suh and Zaidi's value for the Lamb shift of-0.109±0.009 cm− 1, the ionization energy of the 2 S 3 state comes out 38454.718±0.009 cm− 1, as against Herzberg's experimental value of 38454.73±0.05 cm− 1. For the 2 S 1 state we get J (615)= 32033.318 cm− 1, which with a Lamb shift of-0.104±0.014 cm− 1 evaluated by Suh and Zaidi, leads to an ionization energy of 32033.214±0.014 cm− 1. The experimental value is, according Herzberg, equal to 32033.26±0.03 cm− 1 or, at worst,±0.05 cm− 1. A summary is given of the verification to date of the Lamb shift in two-electron atoms.