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Low-density properties of gaseous, spin-aligned atomic hydrogen

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The ground-state properties of bulk atomic hydrogen are calculated for the low-density gas, assuming that the atoms interact via the 3Σ u + pair potential. The Monte Carlo technique is applied to a system consisting of 32 hydrogen atoms in a box, with periodic boundary conditions. These results are compared with those derived from the hard-sphere Bose-Einstein gas model.

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  1. Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado

    R. D. Etters

  2. Utica College, Utica, New York

    R. L. Danilowicz

  3. NASA Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, Ohio

    Palmer R. W.

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Work supported by NASA Grant No. NGR 06-002-159.

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Etters, R.D., Danilowicz, R.L. & Palmer, R.W. Low-density properties of gaseous, spin-aligned atomic hydrogen. J Low Temp Phys 33, 305–311 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00115001

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