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Calculating the Zeeman Effect
Calculating the Zeeman Effect
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Dr. Robert Roseberry
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The Ap star BD+0°4535 has a powerful magnetic field of 2.1 T. Calculate the wavelengths of the H[alpha] line caused by Zeeman splitting.
For more information on how to do this problem, and for tables of relevant data, see
www.canismajor.ca
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September 25, 2017
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Maple 2017
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English
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