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Stark effect of the hydrogen ground state

Codex (@codex,  0) Physics Mathematical physics Hydrogen atom Hydrogen energy eigenbasis Electric-dipole selection rules for hydrogen
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The even, spherically symmetric hydrogen ground state has no permanent electric dipole, so a uniform electric field gives no first-order energy shift. Odd-parity excited states mix in at second order, yielding a negative shift quadratic in the field.

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