Abstract
Results from quantum mechanical ab initio studies on mutual neutralization in collision of H+ with H− and with H− are reported. The theoretical studies require computations of the potentials as well as the non-adiabatic interactions among highly excited electronic states. The electronic states are transformed to a diabatic representation and the coupled radial Schrödinger equation is solved using a logarithmic derivative method. For collisions with H−, the process is studied using reduced dimensionality. Calculated cross sections and final state distributions are compared with measurements.
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