Isolated Magnetic Moments: Nuclear Spins

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This lecture discusses the origin of nuclear spins, their coupling to electronic moments, and the significance of the hyperfine interaction in spectroscopy of atoms. It also explains the basis of atomic magnetometer and magnetic resonance imaging techniques.

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