Wichmann-Kroll Correction in Muonic Atoms and Hydrogen-Like Electronic Ions: a Comparative Study of Two Methods

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Autores principales: Mandrykina, Zoia A., Sun, Zewen, Oreshkina, Natalia S.
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Publicado: 2026
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author Mandrykina, Zoia A.
Sun, Zewen
Oreshkina, Natalia S.
author_facet Mandrykina, Zoia A.
Sun, Zewen
Oreshkina, Natalia S.
contents Wichmann-Kroll corrections are calculated in both hydrogen-like electronic ions and muonic systems ($Z = \{36$--$92\}$) using two independent methods. The Gaussian finite basis set approach, enhanced with dual basis construction, analytical large-distance corrections, and $B$-spline representations, provides computational efficiency. The Green function method, based on semi-analytical construction from Dirac solutions with Fermi nuclear charge distributions, offers higher systematic accuracy and freedom from basis-dependent artifacts. Results are consistent with the literature values, providing reliable reference data for precision spectroscopy of exotic atoms.
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spellingShingle Wichmann-Kroll Correction in Muonic Atoms and Hydrogen-Like Electronic Ions: a Comparative Study of Two Methods
Mandrykina, Zoia A.
Sun, Zewen
Oreshkina, Natalia S.
Atomic Physics
Wichmann-Kroll corrections are calculated in both hydrogen-like electronic ions and muonic systems ($Z = \{36$--$92\}$) using two independent methods. The Gaussian finite basis set approach, enhanced with dual basis construction, analytical large-distance corrections, and $B$-spline representations, provides computational efficiency. The Green function method, based on semi-analytical construction from Dirac solutions with Fermi nuclear charge distributions, offers higher systematic accuracy and freedom from basis-dependent artifacts. Results are consistent with the literature values, providing reliable reference data for precision spectroscopy of exotic atoms.
title Wichmann-Kroll Correction in Muonic Atoms and Hydrogen-Like Electronic Ions: a Comparative Study of Two Methods
topic Atomic Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2601.22979