The ratio of pionium formation probabilities in ns-states stays at (n2/n1)^3 to O(10^-3) under first-order strong-interaction corrections, and the Deser level shift is rewritten in terms of the strong-interaction radius and the wave-function correction at the origin.
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We discuss the quantum mechanics of B-factory experiments, and that of neutral K or B decay. Predictions for the processes to be studied at the B factories can be made through an approach based on amplitudes, rather than on wave functions. This approach avoids the puzzles of the "collapse of the wave function." In the treatment of the decay of a neutral K or B, the contributions of the different mass eigenstate components of the decaying particle must be evaluated at exactly the same spacetime point. Otherwise, the frequency predicted for the oscillation of the decay rate may be incorrect.
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Formulation of the Deser formula for the shift of energy levels of hadronic atoms in terms of the effective radius of the strong interaction with the Coulomb wave function of hadronic atoms at the origin
The ratio of pionium formation probabilities in ns-states stays at (n2/n1)^3 to O(10^-3) under first-order strong-interaction corrections, and the Deser level shift is rewritten in terms of the strong-interaction radius and the wave-function correction at the origin.