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The 14 pages that link to Stark effect, each with the reason it gives.

• Fine structureCompared with: It is field-induced rather than an intrinsic relativistic correction to atomic levels.

• Old quantum theoryRelated: Sommerfeld’s methods helped account for features of hydrogen spectra in external fields.

• Hydrogen spectral seriesRelated: Changes to hydrogen lines can diagnose electric fields and plasma density.

• Atomic physicsBroader topic: It shows how external electric fields perturb atomic energy levels.

• Sommerfeld modelRelated: Its complex patterns exposed limits in early orbit-based quantum models.

• ErbiumRelated: Local electric fields in glass split erbium energy levels and shape its emission spectrum.

• Rydberg atomRelated: Rydberg states often have large electric dipole responses and strong Stark shifts.

• Degenerate energy levelsRelated: An electric field can distinguish states that had equal energies.

• Pieter ZeemanCompared with: It is the electric-field counterpart to the magnetic effect Zeeman studied.

• Johannes StarkBroader topic: This electric-field-induced spectral splitting is Stark’s best-known discovery.

• Dipole approximationRelated: Its common perturbative treatment couples the field to the system's electric dipole moment.

• Atomic and molecular processes in external fieldsRelated: It is the characteristic spectral response to an applied electric field.

• Closed-orbit theoryRelated: The field deforms the Coulomb dynamics and creates the trajectories analyzed by the theory.

• Electric field effectsRelated: It describes how a field shifts molecular energy levels, a central energetic effect.