For an orbital electron this value is given by q omega A over 2 pi, where q is the electronic charge, omega the angular velocity, and A is the orbital area.
For an orbital electron this value is given by q omega A over 2 pi, where q is the electronic charge, omega the angular velocity, and A is the orbital area. Measured in SI units in Ampere meters squared, the Kennelly version is calculated by T max over the field strength H, while the Sommerfeld type is T max over B. Defined as the maximum torque exerted on a magnet, current- carrying coil, or moving charge in a magnetic field divided by the strength of the field, FTP, what is this measure of the strength of a current-carrying coil or magnet?
For an orbital electron this value is given by q omega A over 2 pi, where q is the electronic charge, omega the angular velocity, and A is the orbital area.
magnetic moment (or electromagnetic moment or magnetic area moment or magnetic dipole moment)