(.A, Z)* + e~, and muon-to-positron, μ~ + (A, Ζ) -» (A, Ζ — 2) + e+, conversions. The latter reactions have not been seen by experiments up to now, but they are predicted by various extensions of the standard model (they violate the flavor and/or lepton quantum numbers). For all the above muonic processes, the muon-nucleus overlap integrals are necessary in order to calculate the relevant rates. These integrals can be evaluated if, in addition to the nuclear states, the wave function of the bound muon (also that of the outgoinglepton) are known. In the present work, we perform precise calculations of the muon (and electron/positron) wave functions for both the Schrödinger and Dirac equations. We use modern neural network techniques to overcome the difficulties arising from the finite size of the nucléon and nuclear Coulomb potential. As some applications, the obtained muonnucleus integrals for various muonic atoms are going to be used for evaluating exclusive muon-capture rates and muon to electron/positron conversion branching ratios.. Hellenic Nuclear Physics Society. Panagiotides, Nick. Άδεια χρήσης: briefEDMInternalRecordDTO_edm:rights_other" />
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Hellenic Nuclear Physics Society
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Annual Symposium of the Hellenic Nuclear Physics Society
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