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... multipole fields contains the selection rules for multipole transitions between quantum states . A multipole transition of order ( / , m ) will connect an initial quantum state specified by total angular momentum J and z component M to ...
... multipole fields contains the selection rules for multipole transitions between quantum states . A multipole transition of order ( / , m ) will connect an initial quantum state specified by total angular momentum J and z component M to ...
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... multipole moment qm ( 4.3 ) . The moment Qim ' is an induced electric multipole moment due to the magnetization . It is generally at least a factor kr smaller than the normal moment Qim . For the magnetic multi- pole coefficient al , m ...
... multipole moment qm ( 4.3 ) . The moment Qim ' is an induced electric multipole moment due to the magnetization . It is generally at least a factor kr smaller than the normal moment Qim . For the magnetic multi- pole coefficient al , m ...
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... multipole order , for a fixed frequency . Con- sequently in an atomic or nuclear transition the lowest nonvanishing multipole will generally be the only one of importance . The ratio of transition probabilities for successive orders of ...
... multipole order , for a fixed frequency . Con- sequently in an atomic or nuclear transition the lowest nonvanishing multipole will generally be the only one of importance . The ratio of transition probabilities for successive orders of ...
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