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• Magnetization
  '''Magnetization''', '''M''', is the [[magnetic moment]] per unit volume, ''V'' of a materia ...' in the general case (perhaps because the moments are moving), defining a magnetization field, {{nowrap|'''M'''('''r''', ''t'')}}.<ref name=volume>
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• Magnetization/Definition
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• Magnetization/Related Articles
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• Ferromagnetism
  #REDIRECT [[Magnetization#Ferromagnetism]]
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• Relative permeability/Definition
  <noinclude>{{Subpages}}</noinclude>A factor describing [[Magnetization|magnetizability]] as a proportionality between [[magnetic flux density]] an
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• Magnetism/Related Articles
  *[[Magnetization]]
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• Nuclear Overhauser effect/Advanced
  ...e expressions for the time dependence of the the expectation values of the magnetization calculated by using time dependent perturbation theory are the Solomon equa Assuming that the expectation values of magnetization are proportional to the magnetogyric ratios we obtain:
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• Ampere's equation/Related Articles
  {{r|Magnetization}}
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• Magnetic induction/Related Articles
  *[[Magnetization]]
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• Nuclear Overhauser effect
  :: where, <math><S_z></math> is the magnetization of spin S after irradiation at the frequency of spin I, ::: <math><S_{z,equil}></math> is the magnetization of spin S at equilibrium
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• Magnetostratigraphy
  ...erty for magnetostratigraphy results from a change in the direction of the magnetization of the rocks. Crystals in rocks are magnetically aligned with the Earth’s ...its that show similar changes in their polarity. That polarity shows their magnetization which is related to changes or reversals in the polarity of the Earth's mag
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• Magnetic moment/Related Articles
  {{r|Magnetization}}
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• Relative permeability/Related Articles
  {{r|Magnetization}}
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• Gaussian units
  ...electric displacement]] '''D''', the [[magnetic induction]] '''B''', the [[magnetization]] '''M''' and the [[magnetic field]] '''H''' have the same dimensions, whil <tr><td> <i>M</i> <td> [[magnetization]] <td> 1 erg/(G&sdot;cm³) = 1 emu/cm³ &rarr
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• Magnetic induction
  ...onse of a magnetic material to magnetic flux is introduced through the ''[[magnetization]]'' of the material, another vector field {{nowrap|'''M'''('''r''', ''t'')} ...agnetizable medium the relation between '''B''' and '''H''' involves the [[magnetization]] '''M''' of the medium,
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• Magnetic field/Related Articles
  *[[Magnetization]]
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• Relative permeability
  ==Relation to magnetization== The magnetic flux density '''''B''''' is related to the [[magnetization]] of a magnetic medium '''''M''''' as:
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• Magnetic field
  with '''M'''('''r''', ''t'') the [[magnetization]] of the medium. ...he roles of '''B''' and '''H''' a classic example is a sphere with uniform magnetization in an applied external uniform external magnetic flux density '''B'''.<ref
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• Magnetization
  '''Magnetization''', '''M''', is the [[magnetic moment]] per unit volume, ''V'' of a materia ...' in the general case (perhaps because the moments are moving), defining a magnetization field, {{nowrap|'''M'''('''r''', ''t'')}}.<ref name=volume>
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• NMR instrumentation
  ...transverse magnetization in the sample. The precession of this transverse magnetization would cause induction in a second coil known as the receiver coil. The rece
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• Maxwell equations
  ...vectors, '''P''' (the polarization vector of the medium) and '''M''' (the magnetization vector of the medium) play a role. It will be discussed below that it is co in terms of the active material [[polarization]] '''P''' and [[magnetization]] '''M''' as:
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• NMR spectroscopy/Citable Version
  ==== The net magnetization vector ==== ...opulation difference is quite small and the macroscopically observable net magnetization vector for the entire population will be the vectorial sum of the magnetic
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• NMR spectroscopy
  === The net magnetization vector=== ...opulation difference is quite small and the macroscopically observable net magnetization vector for the entire population will be the vectorial sum of the magnetic
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