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Quantum Theory

Does an electron have a magnetic dipole moment due to its spin?

By Achilles
August 18, 2018 in Quantum Theory

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Achilles

Posted August 18, 2018

Posted August 18, 2018

Is the magnetic field around the electron the same as bar magnet (rectangle magnet with north and south)

studiot

Posted August 18, 2018

Posted August 18, 2018

What magnetic field?

swansont

Posted August 18, 2018

Posted August 18, 2018

Basically yes, but the magnet has no size

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electron_magnetic_moment

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