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By using a recently-proposed quantum-like approach in semiclassical approximation, the equilibrium state of the particle distribution is given in a simple 1-D model of a nested trap. This result is used to evaluate the antihydrogen recombination rate in a nested trap containing antiprotons and positrons.
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