An electric field, e = e. î + û + 2) e-e/t, is applied to an atom of hydrogen which is in its ground state. what are the probabilities that this atom will be found in each of the n = 2 states after a long time? hint: write down all of the possible final states and use these facts: (100|f|200)=0 (100/8|210) = 2 (10|8|21.+1) = 2 3 ja[+i-]
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