The Unbound States of Atomic Hydrogen

Allan Ernest; Matthew Collins; Ian Garbett

The Unbound States of Atomic Hydrogen

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The often-ignored unbound quantum states of systems have application in modeling processes like Bremsstrahlung and particle interactions in gravitational wells. ‎We consider the use of positive energy solutions of the hydrogen atom in this context.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	The Unbound States of Atomic Hydrogen
Publication status	Published - 05 Dec 2010
Event	Australian Institute of Physics Congress - Melbourne, Vic., Australia Duration: 05 Dec 2010 → 09 Dec 2010

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Conference	Australian Institute of Physics Congress
Country/Territory	Australia
Period	05/12/10 → 09/12/10

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Gravitational quantum mechanics -implications for dark matter

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