Interferometric Measurements of the Hyperfine Structure in Bismuth

S. George; R. A. Klingberg

doi:10.1364/JOSA.60.000869

Journal of the Optical Society of America
Vol. 60,
Issue 6,
pp. 869-870
(1970)
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Interferometric Measurements of the Hyperfine Structure in Bismuth

S. George and R. A. Klingberg

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Wavelength	Level	F values	This paper	Dickie and Kelly (1967)	Schüler and Schmidt (1936)	Mintz (1936)
4122 Å	$7 s {{}^{2}P}_{\frac{1}{2}}$	4–5	720.4±0.2	718.9±.5
	$6 p^{3} {{}^{2}P}_{\frac{1}{2}}$	5–4	1879.7±0.8	1880±3
4722 Å	$7 s {{}^{4}P}_{\frac{1}{2}}$	5–4	818.2±1.1	819.2±2.5
	$6 p^{3} {{}^{2}D}_{\frac{3}{2}}$	3–4	146.5±1.1	151.4±1.4	146.8	149.4
		4–5	200.6±1.1	200.1±1.5	200.0	200.6
		5–6	261.5±1.2	261.5±1.8	258.1	259.1
				Mrozowski (1942)
6134 Å	$7 s {{}^{2}P}_{\frac{3}{2}}$	6–5	561.4±0.8	570
		5–4	466.8±2^a	478
		4–3	386.5±10^a	382
	$6 p^{3} {{}^{2}P}_{\frac{3}{2}} °$	6–5	113.3±0.7	110
		5–4	77.5±2^a	80
		4–3	39.9±10^a	60

	This paper		Dickie and Kelly (1967)
Level	A	B	A	B
$6 p^{3} {{}^{2}P}_{\frac{1}{2}} °$	375.9±0.2		376.0±0.6
${{}^{2}D}_{\frac{1}{2}} °$	−41.0±0.2	−22.6±2	−41.1±0.2	−20±2
$6 p^{2} 7 s {{}^{2}P}_{\frac{1}{2}}$	−144.1±0.1
${{}^{4}P}_{\frac{1}{2}}$	163.6±0.3

Wavelength	Level	F values	This paper	Dickie and Kelly (1967)	Schüler and Schmidt (1936)	Mintz (1936)
4122 Å	$7 s {{}^{2}P}_{\frac{1}{2}}$	4–5	720.4±0.2	718.9±.5
	$6 p^{3} {{}^{2}P}_{\frac{1}{2}}$	5–4	1879.7±0.8	1880±3
4722 Å	$7 s {{}^{4}P}_{\frac{1}{2}}$	5–4	818.2±1.1	819.2±2.5
	$6 p^{3} {{}^{2}D}_{\frac{3}{2}}$	3–4	146.5±1.1	151.4±1.4	146.8	149.4
		4–5	200.6±1.1	200.1±1.5	200.0	200.6
		5–6	261.5±1.2	261.5±1.8	258.1	259.1
				Mrozowski (1942)
6134 Å	$7 s {{}^{2}P}_{\frac{3}{2}}$	6–5	561.4±0.8	570
		5–4	466.8±2^a	478
		4–3	386.5±10^a	382
	$6 p^{3} {{}^{2}P}_{\frac{3}{2}} °$	6–5	113.3±0.7	110
		5–4	77.5±2^a	80
		4–3	39.9±10^a	60

	This paper		Dickie and Kelly (1967)
Level	A	B	A	B
$6 p^{3} {{}^{2}P}_{\frac{1}{2}} °$	375.9±0.2		376.0±0.6
${{}^{2}D}_{\frac{1}{2}} °$	−41.0±0.2	−22.6±2	−41.1±0.2	−20±2
$6 p^{2} 7 s {{}^{2}P}_{\frac{1}{2}}$	−144.1±0.1
${{}^{4}P}_{\frac{1}{2}}$	163.6±0.3

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