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The relation of the radius and the expected strength of the magnetic field is listed by the use of the hypothesis in Table. 1. Then, it looks to work well for explaining the strength of the magnetic field observed for radio pulsars. However, it does not work for magnetars considering the Schwarzschild radius,... 

The problem of anti ferromagnetic (AF) ordering in applied magnetic field observed at low temperatures in the high-T), cuprates from neutron scattering [1] (and supporting picture from STM measurements [2]) is intensively discussed now. This AF ordering (spin density wave (SDW)) is... 

In a similar way we can derive an imaging formula based on anomalous magnetic field observations ... 

Early investigators of electric and magnetic fields observed that when the magnetic induction vector B changes with time throughout a surface S bounded by a contour L, an electromotive force S exists along that contour with an intensity ... 

Fig. 3.4a-f. ESR spectra of the alkyl free radicals produced in plate-shaped crystals observed with different angles between direction of c-axis and magnetic field, (. Observation was made at 122 K after irradiation at liquid nitrogen temperature, a, b, c spectra at ( = 90° d, e, f, spectra at = 0° v / represents the angle between the applied magnetic field and the direction the c-axis of the crystals. 

To explain the line width variation at 300 K, it is necessary to assume (] ) that the transitions occurring for radical I and II are averaged according to the scheme given in Figure 6 for the crystal directions H//b and H//c. Notably, at 300 K lines i, j, k and 1 can occur at the magnetic field observed, only if... 

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