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Energy shifts and forbidden transitions in H<sup>+</sup><sub>2</sub>due to electronic g/u symmetry breaking
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EngineeringNuclear PhysicsElectronic StructureSpectroscopic PropertyElectron SpectroscopyNuclear Quadrupole ResonanceQuantum MaterialsEnergy ShiftsElectronic G/u SymmetryQuantum SciencePhysicsForbidden TransitionsAtomic PhysicsSolid-state PhysicTransition FrequenciesMicrowave SpectroscopyTransition FrequencySpectroscopyNatural SciencesApplied PhysicsCondensed Matter PhysicsDisordered Quantum SystemDouble Resonance
A full account is given of calculations and measurements of transition frequencies and intensities of the forbidden pure rotation transition (v = 19, N = 1)-(v = 19, N = 0) in the ground electronic state (1sσg) of H+ 2. The transition has measurable intensity because of ortho-paru mixing that arises from electronic g/u symmetry breaking caused by the Fermi contact hyper-fine interaction. Measurements of the transition were made in both single and double resonance using a fast ion beam/microwave spectrometer. The transition frequency was determined to be at 14961.7 ± 1.1 MHz (95% confidence, 5 measurements), in excellent agreement with the theoretical prediction of 14960 ± 3 MHz. The intensity of the transition relative to the allowed 1sσg (v = 19, N = 1)-2pσu,(v = 0, N = 2) transition was estimated from the available measurements to be 8000, in reasonable agreement with the theoretically predicted value of ≊3000.
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