Anomalous Zeeman Effect in the Satellites of Mercury Lines

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Aug 1913

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Nature, Volume 91, Issue 2287, pp. 660-661 (1913).

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GEHRCKE and Baeyer, Lunelund, and McLennan showed that the satellites of
some mercury lines are separated in a regular manner in weak fields;
Gmelin found in the yellow line a satellite having anomalous character.
Wendt noticed four characteristic lines in strong fields, but the
satellites from which these lines proceed could not be identified.

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