Theory of Light Hydrogenic Bound States

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Pub. Date: 2006-11-15
Publisher(s): Springer Verlag
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Summary

The book describes the modern theory of light hydrogen-like systems, and the discussion is based on quantum electrodynamics. In particular, Green's functions, relativistic bound-state equations and Feynman diagrams are extensively used. New theoretical approaches are described and explained. The book contains derivation of many theoretical results obtained in recent years. A complete set of all theoretical results for the energy levels of hydrogen-like bound states, as well as comparison with experiment, is presented.

Table of Contents

Theoretical Approaches to the Energy Levels of Loosely Bound Systemsp. 1
Nonrelativistic Electron in the Coulomb Fieldp. 1
Dirac Electron in the Coulomb Fieldp. 3
Bethe-Salpeter Equation and the Effective Dirac Equationp. 5
Nonrelativistic Quantum Electrodynamicsp. 10
Referencesp. 11
General Features of the Hydrogen Energy Levelsp. 13
Classification of Correctionsp. 13
Physical Origin of the Lamb Shiftp. 15
Natural Magnitudes of Corrections to the Lamb Shiftp. 17
Referencesp. 18
External Field Approximationp. 19
Leading Relativistic Corrections with Exact Mass Dependencep. 19
Radiative Corrections of Order [alpha superscript n](Z[alpha])[superscript 4]mp. 22
Leading Contribution to the Lamb Shiftp. 22
Radiative Corrections of Order [alpha superscript 2](Z[alpha])[superscript 4]mp. 27
Corrections of Order [alpha superscript 3](Z[alpha])[superscript 4]mp. 29
Total Correction of Order [alpha superscript n](Z[alpha])[superscript 4]mp. 31
Heavy Particle Polarization Contributions of Order [alpha](Z[alpha])[superscript 4]mp. 32
Radiative Corrections of Order [alpha superscript n](Z[alpha])[superscript 5]mp. 36
Skeleton Integral Approach to Calculations of Radiative Correctionsp. 36
Radiative Corrections of Order [alpha](Z[alpha])[superscript 5]mp. 38
Corrections of Order [alpha superscript 2](Z[alpha])[superscript 5]mp. 40
Corrections of Order [alpha superscript 3](Z[alpha])[superscript 5]mp. 47
Radiative Corrections of Order [alpha superscript n](Z[alpha])[superscript 6]mp. 48
Radiative Corrections of Order [alpha](Z[alpha])[superscript 6]mp. 48
Corrections of Order [alpha superscript 2](Z[alpha])[superscript 6]mp. 58
Radiative Corrections of Order [alpha](Z[alpha])[superscript 7]m and of Higher Ordersp. 68
Corrections Induced by the Radiative Insertions in the Electron Linep. 68
Corrections Induced by the Radiative Insertions in the Coulomb Linesp. 73
Corrections of Order [alpha superscript 2](Z[alpha])[superscript 7]mp. 76
Referencesp. 77
Essentially Two-Particle Recoil Correctionsp. 81
Recoil Corrections of Order (Z[alpha])[superscript 5](m/M)mp. 81
Coulomb-Coulomb Termp. 83
Transverse-Transverse Termp. 85
Transverse-Coulomb Termp. 87
Recoil Corrections of Order (Z[alpha])[superscript 6](m/M)mp. 89
The Braun Formulap. 89
Lower Order Recoil Corrections and the Braun Formulap. 92
Recoil Correction of Order (Z[alpha])[superscript 6](m/M)[superscript n]m to the S Levelsp. 93
Higher Order in Mass Ratio Recoil Correction of Order (Z[alpha])[superscript 6](m/M)m to the S Levelsp. 94
Recoil Correction of Order (Z[alpha])[superscript 7](m/M) to the Non-S Levelsp. 95
Recoil Correction of Order (Z[alpha])[superscript 6](m/M)mp. 94
Referencesp. 98
Radiative-Recoil Correctionsp. 99
Corrections of Order [alpha](Z[alpha])[superscript 6](m/M)mp. 99
Corrections Generated by the Radiative Insertions in the Electron Linep. 99
Corrections Generated by the Polarization Insertions in the Photon Linesp. 101
Corrections Generated by the Radiative Insertions in the Proton Linep. 103
Corrections of Order [alpha](Z[alpha])[superscript 5](m/M)mp. 105
Referencesp. 107
Nuclear Size and Structure Correctionsp. 109
Main Proton Size Contributionp. 109
Spin One-Half Nucleip. 111
Nuclei with Other Spinsp. 112
Empirical Nuclear Form Factor and the Contributions to the Lamb Shiftp. 113
Nuclear Size and Structure Corrections of Order (Z[alpha])[superscript 5]mp. 114
Nuclear Size Corrections of Order (Z[alpha])[superscript 5]mp. 114
Nuclear Polarizability Contribution of Order (Z[alpha])[superscript 5]m to S-Levelsp. 117
Nuclear Size and Structure Corrections of Order (Z[alpha])[superscript 6]mp. 121
Nuclear Polarizability Contribution to P-Levelsp. 121
Nuclear Size Correction of Order (Z[alpha])[superscript 6]mp. 122
Radiative Corrections to the Finite Size Effectp. 124
Radiative Correction of Order [alpha](Z[alpha])[superscript 5]m[Greather than]r[superscript 2 Greather than][Character not reproducible] to the Finite Size Effectp. 124
Higher Order Radiative Corrections to the Finite Size Effectp. 127
Weak Interaction Contributionp. 127
Referencesp. 129
Lamb Shift in Light Muonic Atomsp. 131
Closed Electron-Loop Contributions of Order [alpha superscript n](Z[alpha])[superscript 2]mp. 133
Diagrams with One External Coulomb Linep. 133
Diagrams with Two External Coulomb Linesp. 137
Relativistic Corrections to the Leading Polarization Contribution with Exact Mass Dependencep. 138
Higher Order Electron-Loop Polarization Contributionsp. 141
Wichmann-Kroll Electron-Loop Contribution of Order [alpha](Z[alpha])[superscript 4]mp. 141
Light by Light Electron-Loop Contribution of Order [alpha superscript 2](Z[alpha])[superscript 3]mp. 143
Diagrams with Radiative Photon and Electron-Loop Polarization Insertion in the Coulomb Photon. Contribution of Order [alpha superscript 2](Z[alpha])[superscript 4]mp. 144
Electron-Loop Polarization Insertion in the Radiative Photon. Contribution of Order [alpha superscript 2](Z[alpha])[superscript 4]mp. 145
Insertion of One Electron and One Muon Loops in the same Coulomb Photon. Contribution of Order [alpha superscript 2](Z[alpha])[superscript 2](m[subscript e]/m)[superscript 2]mp. 146
Hadron Loop Contributionsp. 148
Hadronic Vacuum Polarization Contribution of Order [alpha](Z[alpha])[superscript 4]mp. 148
Hadronic Vacuum Polarization Contribution of Order [alpha](Z[alpha])[superscript 5]mp. 149
Contribution of Order [alpha superscript 2](Z[alpha])[superscript 4]m Induced by Insertion of the Hadron Polarization in the Radiative Photonp. 149
Insertion of One Electron and One Hadron Loops in the Same Coulomb Photonp. 150
Standard Radiative, Recoil and Radiative-Recoil Correctionsp. 150
Nuclear Size and Structure Correctionsp. 151
Nuclear Size and Structure Corrections of Order (Z[alpha])[superscript 5]mp. 151
Nuclear Size and Structure Corrections of Order (Z[alpha])[superscript 6]mp. 153
Radiative Corrections to the Nuclear Finite Size Effectp. 153
Radiative Corrections to Nuclear Polarizability Contributionp. 155
Referencesp. 158
Physical Origin of the Hyperfine Splitting and the Main Nonrelativistic Contributionp. 161
Referencesp. 164
Nonrecoil Corrections to HFSp. 165
Relativistic (Binding) Corrections to HFSp. 165
Electron Anomalous Magnetic Moment Contributions (Corrections of Order [alpha superscript n]E[subscript F])p. 167
Radiative Corrections of Order [alpha superscript n](Z[alpha])E[subscript F]p. 169
Corrections of Order [alpha](Z[alpha])E[subscript F]p. 169
Corrections of Order [alpha superscript 2](Z[alpha])E[subscript F]p. 173
Corrections of Order [alpha superscript 3](Z[alpha])E[subscript F]p. 179
Radiative Corrections of Order [alpha superscript n](Z[alpha])[superscript 2]E[subscript F]p. 180
Corrections of Order [alpha](Z[alpha])[superscript 2]E[subscript F]p. 180
Corrections of Order [alpha superscript 2](Z[alpha])[superscript 2]E[subscript F]p. 184
Radiative Corrections of Order [alpha](Z[alpha])[superscript 3]E[subscript F] and of Higher Ordersp. 185
Corrections of Order [alpha](Z[alpha])[superscript 3]E[subscript F]p. 187
Corrections of Order [alpha superscript 2](Z[alpha])[superscript 3]E[subscript F] and of Higher Orders in [alpha]p. 190
Referencesp. 190
Essentially Two-Body Corrections to HFSp. 193
Recoil Corrections to HFSp. 193
Leading Recoil Correctionp. 193
Recoil Correction of Relative Order (Z[alpha])[superscript 2](m/M)p. 195
Higher Order in Mass Ratio Recoil Correction of Relative Order (Z[alpha])[superscript 2]p. 197
Recoil Corrections of Order (Z[alpha])[superscript 3](m/M)E[subscript F]p. 197
Radiative-Recoil Corrections to HFSp. 198
Corrections of Order [alpha](Z[alpha])(m/M)E[subscript F] and (Z[superscript 2][alpha])(Z[alpha])(m/M)E[subscript F]p. 198
Electron-Line Logarithmic Contributions of Order [alpha](Z[alpha])(m/M)E[subscript F]p. 200
Electron-Line Nonlogarithmic Contributions of Order [alpha](Z[alpha])(m/M)E[subscript F]p. 201
Muon-Line Contribution of Order (Z[superscript 2][alpha])(Z[alpha])(m/M)E[subscript F]p. 202
Leading Photon-Line Double Logarithmic Contribution of Order [alpha](Z[alpha])(m/M)E[subscript F]p. 203
Photon-Line Single-Logarithmic and Nonlogarithmic Contributions of Order [alpha](Z[alpha])(m/M)E[subscript F]p. 204
Heavy Particle Polarization Contributions of Order [alpha](Z[alpha])E[subscript F]p. 205
Leading Logarithmic Contributions of Order [alpha superscript 2](Z[alpha])(m/M)E[subscript F]p. 206
Leading Four-Loop Contribution of Order [alpha superscript 3](Z[alpha])(m/M)E[superscript F]p. 209
Corrections of Order [alpha](Z[alpha])(m/M)[subscript n]E[subscript F]p. 209
Corrections of Orders [alpha](Z[alpha])[superscript 2](m/M)E[subscript F] and Z[superscript 2][alpha](Z[alpha])[superscript 2](m/M)E[subscript F]p. 210
Weak Interaction Contributionp. 211
Referencesp. 213
Hyperfine Splitting in Hydrogenp. 217
Nuclear Size, Recoil and Structure Corrections of Orders (Z[alpha])E[subscript F] and (Z[alpha])[superscript 2]E[subscript F]p. 218
Corrections of Order (Z[alpha])E[subscript F]p. 218
Recoil Corrections of Order (Z[alpha])[superscript 2](m/M)E[subscript F]p. 226
Correction of Order (Z[alpha])[superscript 2]m[superscript 2]r[superscript 2]E[subscript F]p. 226
Correction of Order (Z[alpha])[superscript 3](m/[Lambda])E[subscript F]p. 227
Radiative Corrections to Nuclear Size and Recoil Effectsp. 227
Radiative-Recoil Corrections of Order [alpha](Z[alpha])(m/[Lambda])E[subscript F]p. 227
Radiative-Recoil Corrections of Order [alpha](Z[alpha])(m/M)E[subscript F]p. 228
Heavy Particle Polarization Contributionsp. 229
Weak Interaction Contributionp. 229
Referencesp. 231
Notes on Phenomenologyp. 233
Lamb Shifts of the Energy Levelsp. 233
Values of Some Physical Constantsp. 233
Theoretical Accuracy of S-State Lamb Shiftsp. 234
Theoretical Accuracy of P-State Lamb Shiftsp. 235
Theoretical Accuracy of the Interval [Delta subscript n] = n[superscript 3]L(nS) - L(1S)p. 235
Classic Lamb Shift 2S[Fraction 12] - 2P[Fraction 12]p. 236
1S Lamb Shift and the Rydberg Constantp. 238
Isotope Shiftp. 245
Lamb Shift in Helium Ion He[superscript +]p. 246
1S - 2S Transition in Muoniump. 247
Light Muonic Atomsp. 248
Hyperfine Splittingp. 250
Hyperfine Splitting in Hydrogenp. 250
Hyperfine Splitting in Deuteriump. 251
Hyperfine Splitting in Muoniump. 252
Theoretical Perspectivesp. 254
Referencesp. 255
Indexp. 259
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