ATM-35
Paschen–Back ratio
≫1 uncouples L and S.
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AtomicPaschen–Back
Governing equation
where
- B
- B (T)
- \Delta E_{so}
- Fine split (meV)
- \eta
- η (—)
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Lecture brief
Historical brief
Balmer, Rydberg, Bohr (1913), fine structure, Zeeman and Stern–Gerlach built the spectrum of one atom. The lab computes levels, selection and magnetic splitting. This sheet (ATM-35 — Paschen–Back ratio) is the form associated with Paschen–Back. Working symbols: , . ≫1 uncouples L and S.
Purpose
Purpose: compute from , in Atomic physics via ≫1 uncouples L and S. Use it when a real atomic physics question must be answered in SI before a code check.
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In symbols
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Outputs
- η \eta0.116 —
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≫1 uncouples L and S.
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