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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. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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In the polarized nuclear target, Larmor precession must be cancelled by pseudomagnetic precession [6] to keep the T-odd correlation [s. B] of the magnetic field (especially rotations of the field vector) seen by the moving neutron normalized to the absolute value of the magnetic flux density B have to be much slower than the neutron Larmor precession in the magnetic field [[omega]. The observed visibility of the interference between upward and downward spin components perpendicular to the Larmor precession plane of the neutron spin are compared with the numerical simulations in the plane wave theory and also in the Schrodinger wave-packet model. |
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