1980Journal of Physics B Atomic and Molecular PhysicsOpen access

The quadratic Zeeman effect in hydrogen Rydberg series

Charles W. Clark, K. T. Taylor

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The authors present the oscillator strengths for dipole transitions to high Rydberg states for hydrogen in a magnetic field of 47 kG. The complex spectra can be largely understood in terms of independent, weakly interacting series.

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The authors present the oscillator strengths for dipole transitions to high Rydberg states for hydrogen in a magnetic field of 47 kG. The complex spectra can be largely understood in terms of independent, weakly interacting series.

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The authors present the oscillator strengths for dipole transitions to high Rydberg states for hydrogen in a magnetic field of 47 kG. The complex spectra can be largely understood in terms of independent, weakly interacting series.

Key concepts: Zeeman effect, Rydberg formula, Hydrogen spectral series, Series (stratigraphy), Dipole, Spectral line, Physics, Atomic physics

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