a) Show that the 3D –> 2P transition of the He'(Z=2) ion will split into three lines due to the fine structure. b) Show the three transitions by examining the transition with the largest wavelength (in brief, by stating the reason) in the weak magnetic field.

a) Show that the 3D –> 2P transition of the He'(Z=2) ion will split into three lines due to the fine structure. b) Show the three transitions by examining the transition with the largest wavelength (in brief, by stating the reason) in the weak magnetic field.

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a) Show that the 3D -> 2P transition of the He"(Z=2) ion will split into three lines due to the
fine structure.
b) Show the three transitions by examining the transition with the largest wavelength (in
brief, by stating the reason) in the weak magnetic field.

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