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In a spectral line, the simple Zeeman model appears in a magnetic field. Calculate the magnitude of the total division in the wavelength and the wave numbers from a magnetic field

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In a spectral line, the simple
Zeeman model appears in a
magnetic field. Calculate the
magnitude of the total division
in the wavelength and the wave
numbers from a magnetic field
with a flux density equal to unity.

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