An alternate system of quantum numbers

[no-one-particular]

https://tok.fandom.com/wiki/An_alternate_system_of_quantum_numbers

An alternate system of quantum numbers that avoids fractions and corresponds closely to the observables of the Zeeman effect

 

[lpetrich]

How is this system related to "traditional" quantum numbers?

What does this system do that the "traditional" system doesn't?

 

[no-one-particular]

I have now added a section on the Stark effect

 

[lpetrich]

 Zeeman effect
 Stark effect

Not just diagrams, but also the math and the physics behind those diagrams.

 

[lpetrich]

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I read it again, and again I found no clear presentation of these alternate quantum numbers and how they related to more mainstream ones.

The section on atoms' sizes reminds me of this:

Wikipedia:Templates for discussion/Log/2018 December 12 - Wikipedia

There is an entry on "Template:Atomic volume" It is now deleted, along with my comments on it. But in that entry is:

Delete per nom, violations of WP:NOR in some of them. In Template talk:Atomic volume (Alternate) I describe that template's flaws: a nonstandard arrangement of the Periodic Table of Elements that is presented without justification, a poorly justified choice of atomic size that ignores details like chemical bonds, and unsourced data used: "radius of ground shell". Lpetrich (talk) 08:48, 16 December 2018 (UTC)