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Introduction to Electron Spin Resonance pp 8–51Cite as

The Theory of Electron Spin Resonance

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The principles of E.S.R. belong to fundamental physics. An electron travels in an orbit around a nucleus, and consequently has orbital angular momentum. Within this orbit, it also spins about its own axis, and has spin momentum. This spinning charge can give rise to a rotating magnetic dipole which acts as a very small magnet.

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Assenheim, H.M. (1966). The Theory of Electron Spin Resonance. In: Introduction to Electron Spin Resonance. Monographs on Electron Spin Resonance. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-5502-9_2

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