arXiv:physics/0512018

Chiral quantum mechanics (CQM) for antihydrogen systems

Guido van Hooydonk

Published Dec 3, 2005• 0 citations

Abstract

A first deception of QM on antiH already appears in one-center integrals for two-center systems (G. Van Hooydonk, physics/0511115). In reality, full QM is a theory for chiral systems but the QM establishment was wrong footed with a permutation of reference frames. With chiral quantum mechanics (CQM), the theoretical ban on natural antiH must be lifted as soon as possible.

DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.physics/0512018

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