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K Efstathiou1, O V Lukina, D A Sadovskií
1Department of Mathematics, University of Groningen, Groningen 9700 AK, The Netherlands. K.Efstathiou@rug.nl
Abstract:
We study a perturbation of the hydrogen atom by small homogeneous static electric and magnetic fields in a specific mutual alignment with angle approximately pi/3 which results in the 1 ratio 2 resonance of the linearized Keplerian n-shell approximation. The bifurcation diagram of the classical integrable approximation has for most such field configurations the same typical structure that we describe. The structure of the corresponding quantum energy spectrum, which we describe in detail, is in certain ways an analogue of the well-known degeneracy found by Herrick [Phys. Rev. A 26, 323 (1982)] for the quadratic Zeeman effect.
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