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Radiative widths of Stark components of fine-structure levels of a hydrogen atom

B. A. Zon, Boris G. Katsnelson, Yu. N. Mitin, E. I. Sholokhov

Published Apr 1, 1976• 0 citations
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General equations are presented for determining the field-dependent variation of the wavefunctions, matrix elements and intensities of dipole transitions between Stark levels of a hydrogen atom in a field range where the fine-structure effects may be neglected. The Sturm-series resolution for the reduced Coulomb-Green function is used to derive analytical expressions for the first-order corrections in terms of parabolic quantum numbers of initial and final states. Simple forms of these expressions as functions of the upper-state quantum numbers are presented explicitly for the Lyman and Balmer series. The selective action of the dc electric field on the intensity of Stark components of hydrogen lines is revealed in numerical calculations for both and types of emitted radiation. This selectivity may cause, in particular, enhancement of the high-frequency and damping of the low-frequency Stark -lines of the Lyman series.