Lecture

Isolated Magnetic Moments: Paramagnetism

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Description

This lecture discusses the derivation of the Brillouin function using the partition function for isolated magnetic moments. Topics covered include the principles of ESR (EPR), thermodynamics through the partition function, and the saturation value of paramagnetism.

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