Question1: Normal Zeeman, which is formed when an atom is placed in an external magnetic field environment, Abnormal Zeeman, Electron spin resonance and Paschen Back events Write down the Hamiltonians in tabular form to express their differences.

Question1: Normal Zeeman, which is formed when an atom is placed in an external magnetic field environment, Abnormal Zeeman, Electron spin resonance and Paschen Back events Write down the Hamiltonians in tabular form to express their differences.

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