EXOTIC MOLECULAR IONS (HeH)2+ AND
IN A STRONG MAGNETIC FIELD: LOW-LYING STATES
Abstract
The Coulombic systems (αpe) and (ααe), (αppe), (ααpe) and (Li3+Li3+e) placed in a magnetic field B ≳ 1011G are studied. It is demonstrated a theoretical existence of the exotic ion (HeH)2+ for B ≳ 5 × 1012G in parallel configuration (the magnetic field is directed along internuclear axis) as optimal as well as its excited states 1π, 1δ. As for the exotic ion it is shown that in spite of strong electrostatic repulsion of α-particles this ion can also exist for B ≳ 100 a.u. (= 2.35 × 1011G) in parallel configuration as optimal in the states 1σg (ground state), 1πu, 1δg. Upon appearance both ions are unstable towards dissociation with He+ in the final state but with very large lifetime. However, at B ≳ 10000 a.u., the ion (HeH)2+ becomes stable, while at B ≳ 1000 a.u., the ion
becomes stable. For both ions the vibrational and rotational energies are calculated. With a magnetic field growth, both exotic ions become more and more tightly bound and compact, their lowest rotational and vibrational energies grow drastically. At the edge of applicability of nonrelativistic approximation, B ~ 4.414 × 1013G, there are indications that three more exotic linear ions (H–He–H)3+, (He–H–He)4+ and even
in parallel configuration may also occur.
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