Lecture

Experimental Techniques: g-Tensor

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Description

This lecture covers the parametric regime for an ESR experiment, including Zimm splitting, hyperfine interaction, and exchange interaction. It explains the influence of magnetic field on angular momentum, the G tensor, and the anisotropy of ions. The lecture also discusses the effects of different crystal symmetries on ESR spectra, the behavior of G factors in different orientations, and the impact of impurities on ESR measurements.

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