By K. Osterwalder
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It is easy to see that this potential has no bound states below the continuum for sufficiently small Z, which implies that H S has no bound states below the continuum for sufficiently small Z, and in turn that the original two electron atomic system has no bound state below -i for y = 0 and Z sufficiently small. The value of Z at which the bound state disappears is not known. The values Z = i, y = 1/2 arise for two electrons plus a positron. of bound states of this system is also not known with certainty, but The number the question could be settled via the methods used for H- if a less drastic approximation is used to handle the Hughes-Eckart term.
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