Abstract:
High-precision measurements were made of the frequencies of the nS → nP and nD → (n + 1)P transitions in the Na I atom. This was done in the range of the principal quantum numbers n = 23–33 at frequencies 53–350 GHz. The quantum defects for the P1/2,3/2 and D3/2,5/2 terms, as well as the LS splitting, were determined more accurately. A combined analysis of the frequencies of the transitions in Na I in the optical, infrared, and microwave ranges yielded sets of constants for the quantum defect, describing the energy of the atom forI = 0, 1, 2 and n > 3.
Citation:
S. F. Dyubko, M. N. Efimenko, V. A. Efremov, S. V. Podnos, “Quantum defect and fine structure of terms of Rydberg Na I atoms in S-, P- and D states”, Kvantovaya Elektronika, 22:9 (1995), 946–950 [Quantum Electron., 25:9 (1995), 914–918]
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