Classical simulations show intense pulsed laser light can make two identical electrons or positrons behave as if attracted, holding them at small separation up to three times longer than pure Coulomb repulsion would.
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Laser-assisted interaction between nonrelativistic electrons and positrons
Classical simulations show intense pulsed laser light can make two identical electrons or positrons behave as if attracted, holding them at small separation up to three times longer than pure Coulomb repulsion would.