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Plot the fine structure energy levels of the ion l (諐 for the principle quantum number n = 3 and n = 2. use the term symbols to denote these levels. (15%) hint: the energy levels of the hydrogen-like atoms are described by 3 川 +1/2 4 (b) it is known that the selection rules of quantum transition are given by how many spectrum lines are there in the allowed transitions in (a)(5%) and how many different frequencies of these transitions would appear? (5%)

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