Lecture

Magnetic Moments and Material Properties

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Description

This lecture discusses the magnetic dipole moments of atoms and molecules derived from the orbital and intrinsic angular momentum of particles, as well as the concept of equivalent atomic currents and speeds. It also covers the properties of magnetic and dielectric materials, including electric and magnetic dipole moments, surface loads, and bound charges and currents.

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