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5 May, 17:11

Positronium is an atom composed of an electron and a positron (mp = me, Q = + e). Calculate the distance between the particles and the energy of the lowest energy state of positronium. Hint: the reduced mass μ of the two particles equals me / (1 + me/m).

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