Quadratic Zeeman Effect
The Quadratic Zeeman Effect is a physical phenomenon in atomic spectroscopy wherein the energy levels of an atom exhibit shifts proportional to the square of the applied magnetic field strength, distinguishing it from the linear dependence observed in the linear Zeeman effect.
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Atoms in high magnetic fields (white dwarfs)
R. H. Garstang · Reports on Progress in Physics · 1977 · 385 citations
Theory of the Quadratic Zeeman Effect
L. I. Schiff, Hartland S. Snyder · Physical Review · 1939 · 211 citations
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