Nuclear Spin

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[@goncalorodrigues8055]

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[@DrPhysicsA]

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[@krupt5995]

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[@carlosariveraable]

Excellent explanation from a real master: spin and angular momentum made easy . Thanks drPhysicsA

[@jeremiahmullikin]

Hi Doc. I have a question. Would an atomic nucleus with spin angular momentum cause frame dragging similar to what we measured from the Earth with Gravity Probe B? I would imagine it would but it would be random framing dragging. Say I could produce a material which exhibits nuclear ferromagnetic ordering, would it produce ordered frame dragging and function as a gravitomagnet?

[@chemistrywithshahid5216]

How I=3/2,5/2 etc are possible

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[@dstart1]

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[@paulg444]

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[@Fetrovsky]

At 10:20, it seems to me that S1 should be |up, up> + |down, down>.

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[@IvanKalamazoo55]

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[@phyvijay9]

Clear explanation !!! Thanks

[@davidhand9721]

The V(x,t) term has been bothering me since I learned the schrodinger equation. It's always given as an assertion which is separate from the state of any particles or wavefunctions, as if it was an independent entity in the model. But it does come from somewhere, and QM will never make sense without computing it from psi.

[@I_AmSarkarRatan]

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[@sanketdave3086]

Spin quantum number "S" is always 1/2, it's magnetic spin q.n which is either 1/2 or -1/2..

[@wdobni]

its a lovely lecture with wonderful mathematics........but is spin actually based on reality? other than the numbers and arrows, what is spin? it is said to be a quantum concept but the nucleon or electron isn't actually spinning in the classical sense........does spin have any analogy in the mundane real world of the human senses and human experience? does 'spin' exist in any real sense? or is it a result of mathematical invention?

[@Alexander-ri1bp]

Thank you! :-)

[@XpnLef]

Wow great video, and am guessing this is why deuterium is capable of undergoing nmr

[@MaryamMful]

Thank you! One question: is the magnetic moment of the orbital angular momentum zero for Quantum number l =0?

[@khanazhar1282]

I just wanted to know if proton have spin only oR spin and momentum both

[@kungawangmo8717]

this is very helpful in understanding the spin ....thanks alot

[@unyieldingsovereign308]

What instrument are used to measure the nuclear spin of the deuterium nucleus ?

[@musiclover470]

how do you calculate (L=2) ? at 29:39

[@edanimator5814]

Great video! Tough job getting a good understanding of spin and especially angular momentum, this helps.

[@khanazhar1282]

But sir spin are mention in (-1/2 and 1/2)

[@khanazhar1282]

But sir spin are mention in (-1/2 and 1/2)

[@arunsharma-bv1wp]

25:40..can you please advise how did you calculate msd by taking the average..but where is Planck's constant

[@chenlecong9938]

I’ve got the same question.

[@manhngo4275]

ro = 1.2 fm!!!

[@Fetrovsky]

How can an electron which is spinning in one direction, suddenly spin in the other direction without slowing down and stopping first?

[@Fematika]

It isn't physically spinning, but quantum spinning.

[@Fetrovsky]

What is the difference?

[@Fematika]

So it wouldn't physically slow down.

[@Fetrovsky]

+Fematika Can you please exlain how quantum spin is different from acual spinning?

[@Fematika]

Quantum spinning isn't a physical process, it is more of a mechanical process. It isn't an actual spin, it is just the property of an electron that is mechanical and non-physical.

[@sajjidimran9480]

what about S= -1?

[@indranilghosh3635]

sajjid imran not possible

[@kristal_nacht]

what is your professional opinion on the iranian nuclear deal? keep in mind, they do indeed have unlimited access to enriched uranium

[@raheebalsaidi]

!!!!

[@bescuit]

This isn't science, this is math

[@yunoewig3095]

bescuit Actually, there is little to no real math involved: this is just high school algebra and very basic calculus, nothing beyond.