Abstract

A technique is described by means of which Zeeman patterns distorted by hyperfine structure have been analyzed to yield accurate g_J values. A repetitive procedure is used together with intermediate field matrices to determine the variation with g_J value of the splittings of a chosen state. The Zeeman pattern, deduced from two such calculations, is compared with the observed pattern, enabling the latter to be accurately analyzed. An example from the Am i spectrum is described in detail.

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