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Semiclassically modeling Hydrogen at Rydberg states immersed in electromagnetic fields
Originally, closed-orbit theory was developed in order to analyze oscillations in the near ionization threshold (Rydberg) densities of states for atoms in strong external electric and magnetic fields. Oscillations in the density of states were ascribed to classical orbits that began and ended near t
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