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The Interpretation of Electron Spin Resonance Spectra,To gain information from an E.S.R. spectrum, the factors affecting its formation must be understood. They manifest themselves as fluctuations of absorption against magnetic field, whether they be observed by the movement of an electron beam or of a recorder pen. We shall now consider what these fluctuations mean.

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Applications of Electron Spin Resonance,Before discussing the many and varied applications of E.S.R., it may be just as well to mention the very first application of this technique by Zavoiskii. in 1945, as this gives the underlying principle used, namely the study of energy level separations between the Zeeman levels in paramagnetic materials.

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Experimental Techniques,fficient of the cavity. There exist several ways of monitoring this change. Many different methods of detection may be used, and these we shall now consider. (Detailed descriptions will be given only where the spectrometer is typical of a particular class.)

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Conclusion: Notes in the Margin,rms of Euler-Poincaré and Macdonald identities, which, in turn, describe homological aspects of (finite or infinite) Lie algebra representations. Finally, some other applications of modular forms and spectral functions (mainly related with the congruence subgroup of .) to partition functions, Hilber