Where is the Magnetic Moment in CeB6?

How large is the "natural" magnetic moment?

The “natural” magnetic moment of a particle of spin S is generally assumed to be that given by the Belinfante conjecture and has the value g = 1/S for its gyromagnetic ratio. Thus, for the spin 1/2 electron we find the Dirac value ge = 2. However, in the standard model the charged W boson, a spin one particle, is found to have the value gW+ = 2. We show how this result comes about and argue tha...

where is the problem?

where is the problem? health scientists are constantly trying to support people by diagnosing, managing the diseases, and improving health in all possible dimensions. attention has been drawn to all aspects of health including biological, psychological, social and spiritual. the problem may lay in behavior, clinical issues, organ cites, genome and epigenome. thus it falls on us, the medical soc...

Is the magnetic anisotropy proportional to the orbital moment?

The Hadronic Light-by-Light Contribution to the Muon Anomalous Magnetic Moment: Where Do We Stand?

We review the status of the hadronic light-by-light contribution to the muon anomalous magnetic moment and critically compare recent calculations. We also study in detail which momentum regions the π 0 exchange main contribution originates. We also argue that a light−by−light µ

How Large is the “ Natural ” Magnetic Moment ? Barry R . Holstein

The “natural” magnetic moment of a particle of spin S is generally assumed to be that given by the Belinfante conjecture and has the value g = 1/S for its gyromagnetic ratio. Thus, for the spin 1/2 electron we find the Dirac value ge = 2. However, in the standard model the charged W boson, a spin one particle, is found to have the value gW+ = 2. We show how this result comes about and argue tha...