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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 , so that 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 , so that the orbital ...
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... orbital contribution to the magnetic moment is proportional to the expectation value of L2 , so that the orbital magnetic moment is quenched if the mechanical moment L2 is quenched . When the spin orbit interaction energy is introduced ...
... orbital contribution to the magnetic moment is proportional to the expectation value of L2 , so that the orbital magnetic moment is quenched if the mechanical moment L2 is quenched . When the spin orbit interaction energy is introduced ...
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... orbital motion by means of the spin orbit coupling , and the orbital motion in turn interacts with the crystal structure by means of the electrostatic fields and overlapping wave functions associated with neighboring atoms in the ...
... orbital motion by means of the spin orbit coupling , and the orbital motion in turn interacts with the crystal structure by means of the electrostatic fields and overlapping wave functions associated with neighboring atoms in the ...
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LATTICE ENERGY OF IONIC CRYSTALS | 29 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS | 43 |
LATTICE VIBRATIONS | 60 |
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