Proceedings of the International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi.", Volume 70N. Zanichelli, 1978 - Nuclear physics |
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and the line width observed in a ferromagnetic - resonance experiment is ( 10 )
AH = 2I m 1 ωτ . Σ Σ Bi . M. 51+ ( ot ; ) ? Equations ( 9 ) and ( 10 ) are the
expressions we require for the resonant frequency and line width according to
the ...
and the line width observed in a ferromagnetic - resonance experiment is ( 10 )
AH = 2I m 1 ωτ . Σ Σ Bi . M. 51+ ( ot ; ) ? Equations ( 9 ) and ( 10 ) are the
expressions we require for the resonant frequency and line width according to
the ...
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centres in the material ) and a second time , in the « sensing process , when it is
used as a probe of the new situation it has produced . Thus physically , if not
mathematically , in an optical experiment there is a reduced number of unknowns
.
centres in the material ) and a second time , in the « sensing process , when it is
used as a probe of the new situation it has produced . Thus physically , if not
mathematically , in an optical experiment there is a reduced number of unknowns
.
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Hence , to explain experiment , BM ( and B9 ' ) about 10 times larger than the
theoretical ones are needed , but only 3 times larger than the experimental [ 13a ]
a values for Co3 + in YGaG . Nevertheless , the shifts in the K , and K , values due
...
Hence , to explain experiment , BM ( and B9 ' ) about 10 times larger than the
theoretical ones are needed , but only 3 times larger than the experimental [ 13a ]
a values for Co3 + in YGaG . Nevertheless , the shifts in the K , and K , values due
...
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Rareearth iron garnets | 5 |
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