Suppose that, because of small parity-violating forces, the 2291/2 level of the hydrogen atom has a small p-wave admixtu

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Suppose that, because of small parity-violating forces, the 2291/2 level of the hydrogen atom has a small p-wave admixtu

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Suppose that, because of small parity-violating forces, the 2291/2 level of the hydrogen atom has a small p-wave admixture: V(n=2.j=1/2) = \,(n=2,1=1/2,1=0) + V (n = 2,j= 1/2,1= 1). What first-order radiation decay will de-excite this state? What is the form of the decay matrix element? What dose it become if O and why?
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