Named for a Nazi physicist who tried to discredit Einstein's theories, it can produce an asymmetric pattern of lines, distinguishing it from its magnetic analog.
The Nordtvedt effect is a gravitational analog of this effect, while the Autler-Townes effect is another name for the AC version of this effect. Named for a Nazi physicist who tried to discredit Einstein's theories, it can produce an asymmetric pattern of lines, distinguishing it from its magnetic analog. Often used in analyzing molecular rotation spectra, FTP name this analog of the Zeeman effect in which an electric field causes spectral line splitting.
The Nordtvedt effect is a gravitational analog of this effect, while the Autler-Townes effect is another name for the AC version of this effect.
Stark or electrochromic effect