- In physics, the
gyromagnetic ratio (also
sometimes known as the
magnetogyric ratio in
other disciplines) of a
particle or
system is the
ratio of its magnetic...
- }
symbolizes the
cross product, and γ {\displaystyle \gamma } is the
gyromagnetic ratio which gives the
proportionality constant between the
magnetic moment...
-
magnetic field. In such a medium,
which is also
called gyrotropic or
gyromagnetic, left- and right-rotating
elliptical polarizations can
propagate at different...
- A gyrocomp**** is a type of non-magnetic comp****
which is
based on a fast-spinning disc and the
rotation of the
Earth (or
another planetary body if used...
- neutron's
gyromagnetic ratio is γn = −1.83247174(43)×108 s−1⋅T−1. The proton's
gyromagnetic ratio is γp = 2.6752218708(11)×108 s−1⋅T−1. The
gyromagnetic ratio...
- nucleus. It is the
ratio of the
magnetic moment (or, equivalently, the
gyromagnetic ratio) of a
particle to that
expected of a
classical particle of the...
- g(s) = −3.8263 for the
neutron and g(s) = 5.5858 for the proton. The
gyromagnetic ratio,
expressed in
Larmor precession frequency f = γ 2 π B {\displaystyle...
- in a
major sensitivity penalty.
Sensitivity is made
worse by its low
gyromagnetic ratio (γ = −27.126 × 106 T−1s−1),
which is 10.14% that of 1H. The signal-to-noise...
- four
emission mechanisms are
thermal bremsstrahlung (braking) emission,
gyromagnetic emission,
plasma emission, and electron-cyclotron
maser emission. The...
- that isotope's
gyromagnetic ratio (or equivalently, the
nuclear magnetic moment). Some isotopes,
tritium for example, have
large gyromagnetic ratios but low...
