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Lecture notes in chemistry

Application of the VFM to the Zeeman Effect in Hydrogen

Gustavo A. Arteca, Francisco Marcelo Fernández, Eduardo A. Castro

Published Jan 1, 1990• 0 citations
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10.1007/978-3-642-93469-8_11

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Very briefly described is research conducted on the following topics: Fine structure and Zeeman effect of helium; Zeeman and Stark effect of positronium; hyperfine structure of the muonic helium atom; Lamb shifts of hydrogenic ions of high Z; nonadiabatic effects in slow atomic collisions; quenching of the metastable 2S state of muonic hydrogen and the muonic helium ion; two photon absorption; and quantization of electrodynamics hyperboloids and generalization of the effective action for electrodynamics.

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Theory of atomic structure, electron--atom and atom--atom scattering with application to communications and lasers. Final report, 1 Jun 1970--31 Mar 1975

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Very briefly described is research conducted on the following topics: fine structure and Zeeman effect of helium; Zeeman and Stark effects of positronium; hyperfine structure of the muonic helium atom; Lamb shifts of hydrogenic ions of high Z; nonadiabatic effects in slow atomic collisions; quenching of the metastable 2S state of muonic hydrogen and the muonic helium ion; two photon absorption; and quantization of electrodynamics hyperboloids and generalization of the effective action for electrodynamics. (GRA)

•Jan 1, 1975•0 citations
Very briefly described is research conducted on the following topics: Fine structure and Zeeman effect of helium; Zeeman and Stark effect of positronium; hyperfine structure of the muonic helium atom; Lamb shifts of hydrogenic ions of high Z; nonadiabatic effects in slow atomic collisions; quenching of the metastable 2S state of muonic hydrogen and the muonic helium ion; two photon absorption; and quantization of electrodynamics hyperboloids and generalization of the effective action for electrodynamics.
Very briefly described is research conducted on the following topics: fine structure and Zeeman effect of helium; Zeeman and Stark effects of positronium; hyperfine structure of the muonic helium atom; Lamb shifts of hydrogenic ions of high Z; nonadiabatic effects in slow atomic collisions; quenching of the metastable 2S state of muonic hydrogen and the muonic helium ion; two photon absorption; and quantization of electrodynamics hyperboloids and generalization of the effective action for electrodynamics. (GRA)