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The ground bound state in the positronium hydride molecule (HPs) is determined from extensive variational four-body calculations with the James-Coolidge four-body variational expansion in the relative coordinates r₁₂,r₁₃,r₂₃,r₁₄,r₂₄, and r₃₄. For the positronium hydride with the infinitely heavy nucleus (^∞HPs) the total energy found, E=-0.7891369 a.u., is one of the lowest variational values published to date. A number of bound-state properties have been calculated also, including the δ-function expectation values, two-body cusps, and the two-photon annihilation rate.
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