Studies of the hydrogen spectrum in the ultraviolet

Target entity: Studies of the hydrogen spectrum in the ultraviolet
Context triple: [Theodore Lyman, notableWork, Studies of the hydrogen spectrum in the ultraviolet]

• A. Herzberg trilogy on molecular spectra
  The Herzberg trilogy on molecular spectra is a foundational multi-volume work that systematically presents the theory and experimental data of molecular spectroscopy, authored by Nobel laureate Gerhard Herzberg.
• B. Theory of Atomic Spectra (1935)
  Theory of Atomic Spectra (1935) is a foundational physics monograph by Edward Condon that systematically develops the quantum-mechanical theory underlying atomic spectral lines and their structure.
• C. Rydberg–Ritz combination principle
  The Rydberg–Ritz combination principle is a rule in atomic spectroscopy stating that the frequencies (or wavenumbers) of spectral lines can be expressed as differences between terms in a series, enabling systematic prediction and classification of atomic spectra.
• D. Recherches sur le spectre solaire
  Recherches sur le spectre solaire is a foundational 19th-century scientific work by Anders Jonas Ångström that systematically analyzed the solar spectrum and advanced the study of spectroscopy.
• E. Balmer series of hydrogen
  The Balmer series of hydrogen is the set of spectral emission lines in the visible region produced when electrons in a hydrogen atom transition from higher energy levels down to the second principal energy level.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Studies of the hydrogen spectrum in the ultraviolet
Target entity description: "Studies of the hydrogen spectrum in the ultraviolet" is a landmark scientific work by physicist Theodore Lyman that detailed his pioneering discoveries of the ultraviolet spectral lines of hydrogen, now known as the Lyman series.

• A. Herzberg trilogy on molecular spectra
  The Herzberg trilogy on molecular spectra is a foundational multi-volume work that systematically presents the theory and experimental data of molecular spectroscopy, authored by Nobel laureate Gerhard Herzberg.
• B. Theory of Atomic Spectra (1935)
  Theory of Atomic Spectra (1935) is a foundational physics monograph by Edward Condon that systematically develops the quantum-mechanical theory underlying atomic spectral lines and their structure.
• C. Rydberg–Ritz combination principle
  The Rydberg–Ritz combination principle is a rule in atomic spectroscopy stating that the frequencies (or wavenumbers) of spectral lines can be expressed as differences between terms in a series, enabling systematic prediction and classification of atomic spectra.
• D. Recherches sur le spectre solaire
  Recherches sur le spectre solaire is a foundational 19th-century scientific work by Anders Jonas Ångström that systematically analyzed the solar spectrum and advanced the study of spectroscopy.
• E. Balmer series of hydrogen
  The Balmer series of hydrogen is the set of spectral emission lines in the visible region produced when electrons in a hydrogen atom transition from higher energy levels down to the second principal energy level.
• F. None of above. chosen