Quantum Chemistry: Dickson Dip in Spectroscopy

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Anyone here know about dickson dips in spectroscopy?
 
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Never heard of it.
I know of http://chsfpc5.chem.ncsu.edu/~franzen/CH795Z/ps/2002/lecture/lecture17/atomic/atomic.html" ;) )

Spectroscopy is a big field.. got any hints from context?
 
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Has to do with quantum numbers changing with certain molecules.
 
It has to do with Monodromy in classical mechanics.
 

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