Everything about Larmor Precession totally explained
In
physics,
Larmor precession (named after
Joseph Larmor) refers to the
precession of the
magnetic moments of
electrons,
atomic nuclei, and
atoms about an external
magnetic field. The magnetic field exerts a
torque on the magnetic moment,:
precesses about the external field axis with an
angular frequency known as the
Larmor frequency,
»
where
is the
angular frequency and
B is the magnitude of the magnetic field.
A famous 1935 paper published by
Lev Landau and
Evgeny Lifshitz predicted the existence of
ferromagnetic resonance of the Larmor precession, which was verified experimentally and independently by J. H. E. Griffiths (UK) and E. K. Zavoiskij (USSR) in 1946.
Larmor precession is important in
nuclear magnetic resonance.
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