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If so, how do the properties of nonresonant channel affect the spin accumulation?
Using light to affect the spin rate is a clever approach, says organic chemist Harry Gibson of Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University in Blacksburg.
These resonances strongly affect the spin histories of all bodies, while those of small asteroids (≲40 km) are additionally influenced by YORP torques.
The solution shows that residual torque does not affect the spin velocity magnitude, contributing only for the precession and the drift of the spin axis of the spacecraft.
In addition, the magnetic properties depend on the difference in magnetic parameters between the core and shell materials as well as on the presence or absence of the dipolar and exchange-coupled interactions that affect the spin reversal processes [11].
We find that variations in the atomic potentials and bonding strength near the interfaces have a profound effect resulting in the formation of interface resonant states, which dramatically affect the spin polarization and TMR.
In this regime of relatively large detuning, other phonons than the center-of-mass mode strongly affect the spin-spin interactions.
The spin-orbit splitting energy Γ of the ground state decreases when the impurity moves to the QW side and the impurity positions in the QW do not sensitively affect the spin-orbit splitting energy Γ of the excited states.
Different solution, process, and environmental parameters may affect the spinning ability and fiber morphology of the electrospun mats.
Results showed that these culture conditions did not affect the spin-spin relaxation times of the nanoparticle solution, indicating absence of non-specific antibiotic-mediated nanoparticle assembly (Figure S6).
Weak paramagnetism, independent of temperature, is found in many metallic elements in the solid state, such as sodium and the other alkali metals, because an applied magnetic field affects the spin of some of the loosely bound conduction electrons.
