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2) Under the S-L coupling picture, the degeneracy (2j+1) can be weakened but more complex hyperfine structure can be generated. Discuss under this picture, would asymmetry term make sense or not? Single particle energy levels: 3d $j$ $(2j+1)$ 32 112 2p 112 92 1l 1l- 126 3p 32 3p 32 2f 52 2f 52 2l- 2l 1h 1h 82 3s 32 112 2d 112 32 10 10- 50 1g 2p 2p 62 1f 1f 28 72 (8) 20 32 (4) 1d 1d 2s 2s 8 1p 32 (4) 1p 1s 1s 12 (2) 12 Protons Neutrons

          2) Under the S-L coupling picture, the degeneracy (2j+1)
can be weakened but more complex hyperfine structure
can be generated. Discuss under this picture, would
asymmetry term make sense or not?
Single particle energy levels:
3d
$j$ $(2j+1)$
32
112
2p
112
92
1l
1l-
126
3p
32
3p
32
2f
52
2f
52
2l-
2l
1h
1h
82
3s
32
112
2d
112
32
10
10-
50
1g
2p
2p
62
1f
1f
28
72 (8)
20
32 (4)
1d
1d
2s
2s
8
1p
32 (4)
1p
1s
1s
12 (2)
12
Protons
Neutrons

2) Under the S-L coupling picture, the degeneracy (2j+1)
can be weakened but more complex hyperfine structure
can be generated. Discuss under this picture, would
asymmetry term make sense or not?
Single particle energy levels:
3d
j (2j+1)
32
112
2p
112
92
1l
1l-
126
3p
32
3p
32
2f
52
2f
52
2l-
2l
1h
1h
82
3s
32
112
2d
112
32
10
10-
50
1g
2p
2p
62
1f
1f
28
72 (8)
20
32 (4)
1d
1d
2s
2s
8
1p
32 (4)
1p
1s
1s
12 (2)
12
Protons
Neutrons

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University Physics with Modern Physics

Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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The energy levels are labeled by the values of J and the degeneracy is given by (2J+1). Now, let's consider the statement "the degeneracy (2J+1) can be weakened". This means that the energy levels with the same J value can have different energies, breaking the Show more…

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Single particle energy levels 32 PE 32 112 11/2 92 2) Under the S-L coupling picture, the degeneracy (2j+1) can be weakened but: more cornplex hyperfine structure can be generated. Discuss under this picture, would asymmetry term make sense or not? 126 IL 3p 3p 2f 52 98 1h 82 2d 2d - 10 10 (TU 50 2p 1f 28 1 2 (8) 20 1 32 Protons 2 (2) Neutrons