Permeability of vacuum

Here, h denotes Planck s constant h divided by 27i, and /zq is the permeability of vacuum. I and 5 are the nuclear spins of the resonating spins I and non-resonating spins S, respectively. Ni and Ns denote the numbers of resonating and nonresonating nuclei in the sample, respectively ys the magnetogyric ratio of the nonresonating spins S, and and ryj- the internuclear distances. [Pg.153]

Ho Magnetic permeability of vacuum (artificial) 47I-1CT7 1.2566370614 x 10 6N A 2 (use this for SI unit conversions otherwise, pure number also HnrC1)... [Pg.894]

The physical quantities s0 and ju0, the permittivity and permeability of vacuum, respectively, have the values... [Pg.117]

Permeability of vacuum Permittivity of vacuum Elementary charge e... [Pg.743]

Above, So is the electric permittivity of vacuum and, similarly, is the magnetic permeability of vacuum. [Pg.111]

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