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Larmor frequency

Etymology: Joseph Larmor, Irish physicist, 1857-1942

the frequency of the precession of a charged particle when its motion comes under the influence of an applied magnetic field and a central force.

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Physical nature of sodium-23 with spin = 3/2 is suitable to have a nonvanishing magnetic moment and Larmor frequency = 11.

Contrast enhancement methods in sodium MR imaging: a new emerging ... by Sharma, Rakesh; Sharma, Avdhesh; Kwon, Soonjo; Booth, Ross / Journal of Biomedical Science and Engineering (JBiSE)

The signature of a finite EDM is a change of the neutron Larmor frequency synchronous with the rever sal of the relative orientations of the magnetic and electric fields.

Design and performance of laser-pumped Cs-magnetometers for the ... by Weis, A. / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology

The basic adiabaticity requirement is that the rate of a change of the field direction, has to be smaller compared to the Larmor frequency [omega] = [mu]B/h ([mu] is the magnetic moment of the neutron) then the projection of the spin on the field direction is approximately conserved; the projection of the neutron spin on the field direction is an adiabatic invariant.

Precision neutron polarimetry for neutron beta decay by Bowman, J.D. / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology

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