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... orbital motion to the magnetic moment . Quenching of the orbital angular momentum . In an electric field directed toward a fixed center such as a nucleus , the plane of a classical orbit remains fixed in space , and so the orbital ...
... orbital motion to the magnetic moment . Quenching of the orbital angular momentum . In an electric field directed toward a fixed center such as a nucleus , the plane of a classical orbit remains fixed in space , and so the orbital ...
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... orbit interaction energy is introduced as an additional perturbation on the system , the quenching may be partially lifted as the spin may carry some orbital moment along with it . If the sign of the spin - orbit interaction favors ...
... orbit interaction energy is introduced as an additional perturbation on the system , the quenching may be partially lifted as the spin may carry some orbital moment along with it . If the sign of the spin - orbit interaction favors ...
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... orbit interaction and the partial quenching of the orbital angular momentum in the solid . The magnetization of the crystal " sees " the crystal lattice through orbital overlap of the electrons : the spin interacts with the orbital ...
... orbit interaction and the partial quenching of the orbital angular momentum in the solid . The magnetization of the crystal " sees " the crystal lattice through orbital overlap of the electrons : the spin interacts with the orbital ...
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DIFFRACTION OF XRAYS BY CRYSTALS | 44 |
CLASSIFICATION OF SOLIDS LATTICE ENERGY | 63 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS | 85 |
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