Magnetic field profiling for selected-states magnetic-resonance spectroscopy (SSMRS) and Stern-Gerlach spectroscopy (MGRS) in condensed matter
C. J. Lewa
Abstract
A method was presented of profiling the magnetic field, with a zero vector of magnetic flux density Br and strong gradient G, enabling conditions for the Stern-Gerlach spectroscopy to be accomplished in condensed matter (the method has been called magnetic field gradient spectroscopy - MGRS), as well the previously proposed magnetic resonance spectroscopy for selected energy states (SSMRS). Magnetic field distribution in a model electromagnet were shown when condition Br= 0 for resultant magnetic field was satisfied within the sample
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