Lecture

Isolated Magnetic Moments: Diamagnetism

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Description

This lecture covers the derivation of diamagnetic susceptibility using first order perturbation theory in the context of isolated magnetic moments. The slides discuss the ground state, excited states, small perturbations, spherical symmetry, and the application of perturbation theory to understand diamagnetism.

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