Interference of Hydrogen Atom 2P(1/2) State in a Field of a Few Small Perturbations
Yu. A. Kucheryaev, Yu. L. Sokolov
Abstract
The interference of hydrogen atom 2P(1/2) state in a field of a few small overlapping perturbations is considered in view of further applications to experimental data interpretation. On a basis of this model two new experiments are proposed which can clarify some features of Sokolov effect.
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