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Non-Relativistic H2+-Molecule in a Strong Magnetic Field

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We show that under the influence of a strong uniform magnetic field the energy of the H2+-ion at the 0-th order Born-Oppenheimer approximation goes over into that of the corresponding united atom limit, He+.

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Benguria, R., Brummelhuis, R., Duclos, P. et al. Non-Relativistic H2+-Molecule in a Strong Magnetic Field. Few-Body Systems 38, 133–137 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00601-005-0129-8

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