A spin ½ particle makes a transition from 2s (1 = 0) to 3p (l= 1) orbital. The particle has an angular momentum I and a spin S. The total angular momentum of the particle is given
A spin ½ particle makes a transition from 2s (1 = 0) to 3p (l= 1) orbital. The particle has an angular momentum I and a spin S. The total angular momentum of the particle is given
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A spin 1½ particle makes a transition from 2s (1 = 0) to 3p (1 = 1) orbital. The particle
has an angular momentum I and a spin S. The total angular momentum of the particle is given
by
J = L + S
(i)
Show that S.L = L.Š
(ii)
Evaluate S. L in terms of J², L² and S²
(iii)
Calculate the splitting between the 2s and 3p states using first order perturbation.
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