Positron binding to hydrocarbon molecules: Calculation using the positron-electron correlation polarization potential

Positron binding to hydrocarbon molecules: Calculation using the positron-electron correlation polarization potential
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正电子与碳氢化合物分子的结合:使用正电子-电子相关极化电位进行计算

DOI:
10.1140/epjd/e2019-100147-y
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发表时间:
2019
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Eur. Phys. J. D
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通讯作者:
M. Tachikawa
M. Tachikawa
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作者:
Y. Sugiura;T. Takayanagi;Y. Kita;M. Tachikawa

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AbstractPositron binding energies of naphthalene and alkanes (CnH2n+2withn= 3 − 16) are calculated using the correlation polarization potential approach, where the short-range positron–electron correlation potential is modeled by the density-functional expression taken from a homogenous electron gas model. In the case of naphthalene, the calculated positron binding energy is found to reasonably agree with the experimental measurement. In the case of CnH2n+2with the linear all-trans conformation we found positive positron binding energies forn≥ 8 while the positron is not bound forn≤ 7. This result cannot reproduce the previous experimental study, where the positron was bound for all alkanes with 3 ≤n≤ 16. In addition, our calculated positron binding energies forn≥ 9 are much larger than the experimental values although the generalized gradient approximation could improve the calculated values. We also investigated the conformer dependence of the positron binding energy for C16H34and found that the positron binding energies significantly depend on the conformational structure; hairpin-like and crown-like structures generally have large positron binding energies, while single and multiple gauche structures have smaller binding energies.Graphical abstract