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Lecture 16: Paragmagnetism

Solid State Physics by Prof. Carlson

Mar 9, 2006Education

There are many flavors of magnetism in solids. You're probably most familiar with ferromagnets (like your refrigerator magnets). In these materials, tiny atomic current loops (atomic electromagnets) align in order to cre...

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