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Reduced-mass treatment

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The exact two-body reduction or leading finite-nuclear-mass treatment replacing electron mass by electron–nucleus reduced mass.

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Center-of-mass separationReduced-mass treatment

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For a two-body atom the internal kinetic energy uses the exact reduced mass; for many-electron atoms related mass-polarization terms remain.

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Reduced-mass treatmentRydberg formula

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Replacing the electron mass by the reduced mass gives the leading finite-nuclear-mass correction to hydrogenic gross structure.

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The target is recovered from the source either in a stated mathematical or asymptotic limit, or through a quantitatively controlled approximation with identified small parameters or omitted terms. The edge label and detail must state which case applies and its regime of validity.

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