The closed shells have , so only the two equivalent p electrons matter. Their addition of angular momentum allows and , subject to the Pauli exclusion principle. Interchanging two orbital states has sign : even L is spatially symmetric and needs the antisymmetric spin singlet; odd L is spatially antisymmetric and needs the symmetric spin triplet. Thus the allowed LS terms of a p-squared configuration are , and .
In LS coupling, . The complete list of term symbols is therefore
They contain magnetic substates, exhausting the antisymmetric two-electron space. All have even spatial parity, since each p orbital is odd.
For the linear rigid rotor, and the electric electric dipole moment interaction is . The isotropic state has no first-order shift. Its only coupled rotational state is , at gap , giving the quadratic Stark shift of a polar linear rotor
Using and the supplied I and d gives
The negative sign is the expected second-order Stark effect of a nondegenerate ground state. The mixing parameter is small, supporting the weak-field estimate. The constants h and use their defined SI values; no molecular input beyond the supplied data is needed.
The coherent state satisfies , and . The canonical commutation relation adds the vacuum term . Therefore
and the coherent-state electric-field variance is
Here is taken positive as the field-amplitude scale. The coherent state displaces the mean field without changing this vacuum optical quadrature noise.

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