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Electron in a transverse harmonic cavity

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arxiv 1008.0068 v3 pith:H6YEBE3P submitted 2010-07-31 hep-ph nucl-th

H. Honkanen , P. Maris , J.P. Vary , S.J. Brodsky This is my paper · ORCID
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We employ Hamiltonian light-front quantum field theory in a basis function approach to solve the non-perturbative problem of an electron in a strong scalar transverse confining potential. We evaluate both the invariant mass spectra and the anomalous magnetic moment of the lowest state for this two-scale system. The weak external field limit of the anomalous magnetic moment agrees with the result of QED perturbation theory within the anticipated accuracy.

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