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Antihydrogen

A few-body formalism is applied for computation of two different three-charge-particle systems. The first system is a collision of a slow antiproton,

(\bar{\rm{H}})

\bar{\rm{p}}

and muonic antihydrogen

, with a positronium atom: Ps

(\bar{\rm{H}}_{\mu})

=(e^+e^-)

Enhancing the Disaster Recovery Plan Through Virtualization

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Antihydrogen

a bound state of an electron and a positron. The second problem is a collision of

(\overline{\rm {H}})

\bar{\rm{p}}

and muonic antihydrogen

with a muonic muonium atom, i.e. true muonium