Structure and dynamics of HD$^+$ in the vicinity of the H$^+$ + D and D$^+$ + H dissociation thresholds: Feshbach resonances and the role of g/u-symmetry breaking
Maximilian Beyer, Fr\'ed\'eric Merkt

TL;DR
This study investigates the structure and dynamics of HD$^+$ near dissociation thresholds, revealing Feshbach resonances and the impact of g/u-symmetry breaking due to nuclear-mass asymmetry through detailed spectroscopic analysis.
Contribution
First observation of shape and Feshbach resonances of HD$^+$ above dissociation limits, highlighting the effects of g/u-symmetry breaking on molecular states.
Findings
Identification of weakly bound levels of HD$^+$
Observation of Feshbach and shape resonances
Demonstration of g/u-symmetry breaking effects
Abstract
We report on the measurement and analysis of photoionisation, mass-analysed-threshold-ionisation and pulsed-field-ionisation zero-kinetic-energy photoelectron spectra of HD in the vicinity of the dissociative-ionisation thresholds H + D(1s) + e and H(1s) + D + e. The spectra were recorded via the -13 vibrational levels of the and outer wells of the H~ and B~ states and provide information on the weakly bound levels of the X ground state of HD with vibrational quantum numbers -21 and rotational angular-momentum quantum numbers -10. The spectra also reveal for the first time shape and Feshbach resonances of HD located energetically above the H + D(1s) dissociation limit. The structure and dissociation dynamics of the $\bar{\rm…
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Taxonomy
TopicsCold Atom Physics and Bose-Einstein Condensates · Atomic and Molecular Physics · Quantum, superfluid, helium dynamics
