Extension of the sum rule for the transition rates between multiplets to the multiphoton case
arXiv:1006.4922 · doi:10.1140/epjd/e2010-10485-3
Abstract
The sum rule for the transition rates between the components of two multiplets, known for the one-photon transitions, is extended to the multiphoton transitions in hydrogen and hydrogen-like ions. As an example the transitions 3p-2p, 4p-3p and 4d-3d are considered. The numerical results are compared with previous calculations.
10 pages, 4 tables
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