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Hydrogen atom

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The neutral one-proton, one-electron atom; its spectrum is the benchmark for quantum mechanics, relativity, nuclear effects, and QED.

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One-electron atomic systemHydrogen atom

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Hydrogen is the neutral one-electron atom with Z=1Z=1.

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Hydrogen atomRydberg formula

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The Rydberg formula describes leading hydrogenic transition wavenumbers.

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