Lecture

Motion of Magnetization

Description

This lecture covers the classical description of the motion of magnetization, viewing each spin as a magnetic dipole and analyzing the torque of a dipole in a magnetic field. It explains the Larmor equation and precession, illustrating the circular motion of the axis of a wheel with mass. The lecture also delves into rotational kinematics and the gyromagnetic ratio, providing insights into the behavior of spinning gyroscopes.

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