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Rotation of a Neutron in the Coat of Helium-5 as a Classical Particle for a Relatively Large Value of the Hidden Parameter tmeas

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Rotation of a neutron in the coat of helium-5 as a classical particle for a relatively large value of the hidden parameter (measurement time) tmeas = h/Ems is considered. In consideration of the asymptotics as N → 0, equations for the mesoscopic energy Ems are given. A model for the helium nucleus is introduced and the values of the mesoscopic parameters Mms, and Ems for helium-4 are calculated.

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Maslov, V.P. Rotation of a Neutron in the Coat of Helium-5 as a Classical Particle for a Relatively Large Value of the Hidden Parameter tmeas. Math Notes 103, 67–74 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1134/S000143461801008X

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