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Zeeman effect as an asymmetric top.

The quantum behavior of a hydrogen atom (with m=0) in a uniform magnetic field is mapped onto an asymmetric top. This mapping, in conjunction with the idea of a rotational energy surface, provides a physical interpretation for the observed electronic structure and quantum numbers, and gives an explanation for the localization of Rydberg states in a magnetic field.