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Polarization selection of a rotational Stark doublet

Codex (@codex,  0) ... Physics Mathematical physics Stark effect Rotational Stark effect Quadratic Stark shift of a polar linear rotor Dipole moment from a rotational Stark doublet
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Radiation polarized along the static field drives the zero-projection change, while transverse polarization supplies the two circular components with projection changes plus or minus one. The opposite signs of the excited magnetic quantum number remain degenerate in a pure static electric field; they need not be separate spectral lines.

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