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Two-photon exchange correction to $2S$-$2P$ splitting in muonic helium-3 ions
Nuclear Theory · Submitted 18 Nov 2016
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The authors' main claim Our result is that the energy of the 2$S$ state is shifted downwards by two-photon exchange effects by 15.14(49) meV, in good accord with the result obtained from a potential model and effective field theory calculation.
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We calculate the two-photon exchange correction to the Lamb shift in muonic helium-3 ions within the dispersion relations framework. Part of the effort entailed making analytic fits to the electron-$^3$He quasielastic scattering data set, for purposes of doing the dispersion integrals. Our result is that the energy of the 2$S$ state is shifted downwards by two-photon exchange effects by 15.14(49) meV, in good accord with the result obtained from a potential model and effective field theory calculation.
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| s0 | We calculate the two-photon exchange correction to the Lamb shift in muonic helium-3 ions within the dispersion relations framework. | contribution 0.96 | 0.96 | 0.08 | asserted 0.96 |
| s1 | Part of the effort entailed making analytic fits to the electron-$^3$He quasielastic scattering data set, for purposes of doing the dispersion integrals. | method 0.99 | 0.92 | 0.02 | asserted 0.99 |
| s2 | Our result is that the energy of the 2$S$ state is shifted downwards by two-photon exchange effects by 15.14(49) meV, in good accord with the result obtained from a potential model and effective field theory calculation. | result 1.00 | 0.95 | 0.94 | asserted 1.00 |
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We calculate the two-photon exchange correction to the Lamb shift in muonic helium-3 ions within the dispersion relations framework. Part of the effort entailed making analytic fits to the electron-$^3$He quasielastic scattering data set, for purposes of doing the dispersion integrals. Our result is that the energy of the 2$S$ state is shifted downwards by two-photon exchange effects by 15.14(49) meV, in good accord with the result obtained from a potential model and effective field theory calculation.
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They are calculated in the data-driven dispersive framework [ref] , and in a number of theoretical approaches, such as pionless effective field theory [ref] ,
Muonic-Atom Spectroscopy and Impact on Nuclear Structure and Precision QED Theory · Theoretical developments: Nucleon and Nuclear-Structure Effects · 0.87
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It is worth noting that while there has been considerable activity recently devoted to the theoretical evaluation of $δ_TPE$ in light muonic atoms [ref] , the variety of few-body methods used in ab initio nuclear physics have yet to confront the computation of nuclear Zemach moments and similar observables.
Zemach moments and radii of 2,3H and 3,4He · Introduction · 0.89
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A calculation of $E_TPE$ in $μ^3$He$^+$ using the experimentally measured inelastic structure functions was performed by [ref] , but with large uncertainties.
Comprehensive theory of the Lamb shift in light muonic atoms · TPE in $μ$He$^+$ · 0.81
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