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Sep30-09, 11:08 PM   #1
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about susceptibility


I am reading a paper on applying an external field on a two-level system. And it turns out that at some frequency (of the field), the imaginary part of the susceptibility become very close to zero. I wonder what's the physical significance when imaginary part of the susceptibility is ZERO?

Thanks.
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