Abstract
A transverse Zeeman atomic absorption spectrometer has been modeled using a polychromatic, optical calculus simulation software program. The models were found to be realistic and greatly facilitated the study of the effects of various Zeeman spectrometer parameters and their interactions. The behavior of the Zeeman spectrometer calibration curves, in the presence of three different types of stray light, was modeled. From the initial results, it seems most likely that the major stray light source in real Zeeman experiments is due to polychromaticity of the light source, even when the source profile is relatively narrow in spectral bandwidth.
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